Three things to know:
1. The FDA provided clearance for the company’s Modulus ALIF, a porous titanium implant, and Cohere TLIF-O, a porous PEEK implant.
2. NuVasive launched the Modulus XLIF dual sided plate, which is a low-profile, anti-migration plate that allows for two points of fixation in extreme lateral interbody fusion surgeries.
3. NuVasive’s AMS implant portfolio features devices designed to improve the osseointegration and biomechanical properties of materials used in spine surgeries.
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