Four things to know:
1. The TL System combines the dual functionality of the cervical interbody with an anterior plate. It has a one-step turn lock.
2. The titanium interbody implant is 3D laser printed in-house using the Nexxt Matrixx technology. The varying pore size of the implant gives it a comparable modulus elasticity of PEEK.
3. The TL System is available in multiple footprints of sterile packed interbodies as well as varying screw sizes. It has a zero-profile construct, which means it doesn’t need a traditional plate and screw fixation.
4. The implant is designed for efficiency and has a visual confirmation of screw placement to prevent backout.
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