Three insights:
1. Mariner Outrigger provides surgeons with a variety of options to revise and extend previous spinal fusions.
2. The device features implant technologies in a single tray that decreases the volume of product required to support complex cases.
3. SeaSpine plans to expand the application of its Mariner system with a new minimally invasive device in the third quarter of 2019.
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