The company’s name change comes as it moved to a larger office space, according to an April 7 news release. Xēnix Medical’s move to a larger office is in anticipation of growing sales of its proprietary neoWave interbody technology.
NeoWave technology is a 3D-printed, uniformly porous interbody device matrix. The company plans to launch three more implant systems.
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