Here are four notes:
1. The next-generation system is intended for cervical artificial disc replacement and features proprietary molding technology.
2. It includes a one-piece compressible polymer core design with dome-shaped, plasma-coated endplates and a central-split keel.
3. The first single- and multi-level surgical procedures using the system were recently completed in Belgium and Germany.
4. The CE Mark allows for sale and distribution of the product within Europe and other countries.
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