Here are five insights:
1. The device is designed for transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion procedures and features auto-lock tools that allow surgeons to incrementally customize the oblique lordosis up to 20 degrees.
2. TLX 20 also includes features that contour to a patient’s intradiscal space to maintain coronal alignment and achieve sagittal correction.
3. The device includes a single, low-profile instrument to position, expand and post-pack the implant with bone graft.
4. TLX 20 also features increased tapering at the distal tip to help facilitate insertion into a collapsed disc space.
5. With this new interbody device, NuVasive’s expandable interbody portfolio comprises three lordotic expandable systems.
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