Tenon Medical’s Catamaran sacroiliac joint fusion system was used under its new indication for the first time by Andrew Trontis, MD, according to a June 12 news release.
Catamaran earned the new indication, to augment spinal fusion, in March. It can also be used as a standalone device.
“Integrating Catamaran into spinal fusion constructs has meaningfully enhanced my surgical approach — offering robust stabilization at the base of the fusion without adding significant morbidity, blood loss, or operative time,” Dr. Trontis said in the release. “By securing this foundation early, we can reduce the risk of future sacroiliac joint pain or pelvic instrumentation failure, ultimately supporting more durable outcomes.”
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