The navigation access system is designed to help surgeons locate, access and prepare facet joints for posterior spinal fusions, Providence Medical Technology said in a June 13 news release. It can be used with the Corus spinal system.
“The newly released CORUS navigation system offers simplicity and accuracy for placement of CAVUX FFS-LX implants and provides the surgeon with a truly minimally invasive approach for posterior fusion, with a wide array of indications, including advanced disc degeneration and adjacent segment disease,” spine surgeon Bryan Lee, MD, said in the release.
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