As part of the agreement, MedCom will provide training and protocol development for the use of the PrimaLOK SP in MIS fusion procedures.
“The collaboration of MedCom and OsteoMed has already led to the development of the MI-Port Fusion Procedure for minimally invasive lumbar interbody fusion. This spine procedure can be performed efficiently, cost effectively and reproducibly with a very short learning curve compared with other MIS techniques. This spine procedure is ideal for the ambulatory surgical environment,” said Gordon Donald, MD, managing physician for MedCom.
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