Here are five takeaways:
1. The Velocity L Expandable Interbody Device is intended to subdue the impaction of large lateral implants into collapsed disc spaces.
2. The device has a low profile insertion height with controlled expansion to the disc space height.
3. The Velocity L’s bone grafting system permits the surgeon to place a significant amount of bone graft into the large graft chamber.
4. The implant’s load-bearing core is composed of PEEK.
5. The XLR II Lateral Access System implants the Velocity L device, offering stability, visualization and intraoperative flexibility.
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