Stryker launches lateral access spine surgery system

Stryker has completed more than 600 surgeries with its Niagara Lateral Access System, which it launched at the North American Spine Society Annual Meeting, taking place virtually Oct. 6-9.

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Three things to know:

1. Niagara aims to improve surgeon control through precision, visibility and flexibility.

2. The system is intended for all forms of lateral lumbar fusion.

3. Niagara features PEEK-infused carbon fiber with integrated illumination to improve visibility during surgery. This can reduce the number of X-rays required to confirm implant location and placement.

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