The Prolift portfolio is equipped with Life Spine’s Osseo-Loc surface technology, which offers a minimally invasive approach to transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion and posterior lumbar interbody fusion.
The implants are designed for restoration of normal anatomic disc height and decompression of neural elements while helping the surgeon achieve minimal tissue disruption, according to the company.
“Expandable technology is on track to make up almost half of the domestic interbody market in the next five years,” said Michael Butler, president and CEO of Life Spine, citing a market report from iData Research.
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