The product will be added to Expanding Innovations’ existing product portfolio including the X-Pac Expandable Posterior Cage System.
“The maximized posterior expansion facilitates indirect decompression, the open architecture ensures a bridging bone fusion, and the multiple lordotic options allow proper implant selection for restoration of sagittal balance,” K. Brandon Strenge, MD, a surgeon at the Orthopedic Institute of Western Kentucky in Paducah, said in a Feb. 21 press release. “These benefits, coupled with the ability to insert the cage at a nominal height, then dial it up via controlled expansion, make X-PAC Lateral an exciting and beneficial technology to offer my patients moving forward.”
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