Titan Spine Debuts Study Supporting its Device Surface Technology

Titan Spine has a new study backing its device surface technology compared with PEEK and smooth titanium alloy materials.

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Researchers found a 100 percent increase in production of key angiogenic factors from osteoblast cells cultured on the Titan Spine surface versus PEEK.

The study will be published in the next issue of The Spine Journal.  

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