Spineology has introduced its OptiMesh TLIF System, expanding its spinal implant portfolio to support additional surgical approaches for spinal fusion procedures.
The system is designed to allow surgeons to deliver OptiMesh expandable implants through traditional transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion approaches while maintaining their existing surgical techniques and workflows, according to a Nov. 10 news release.
The OptiMesh platform supports open, mini-open and ultra-minimally invasive spinal fusion procedures, including endoscopic approaches. The new system expands the platform’s use in traditional TLIF procedures, where Spineology said a growing number of surgeons are already incorporating the technology.
OptiMesh features a conforming, patient-specific design that expands to the size of a traditional anterior lumbar interbody fusion implant and can achieve up to 20 degrees of lordotic shape. The technology is designed to support disc height restoration, spinal alignment and stabilization.
The implant is cleared for use with supplemental posterior fixation. The company did not report new clinical outcomes or an additional FDA clearance associated with the system’s introduction.
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