Spine devicemaker enrolls 1st patients in sacroiliac joint study

Genesys Spine enrolled the first two patients in a study for the SIros system, the devicemaker said Oct. 21.

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Tyler Ptacek, MD, of Rapid City (S.D.) Medical Center and Douglas Beall, MD, of Oklahoma Spine Hospital were the first physicians to enroll patients, according to a news release. The study will conducted across four locations in the U.S.

The SIros system, which has 3D-printed implants, is designed to stabilize the sacroiliac joint and is used for lateral joint fusions. It is used to treat conditions including degenerative sacroiliitis and sacroiliac joint disruption.

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