Here are five insights:
1. Under the agreement, Xtant gains a presence in the lateral lumbar interbody fusion market.
2. The distribution agreement expands the system’s availability.
3. The InFill Lateral Fusion System allows surgeons to deliver bone graft material to the fusion device in situ.
4. The system is designed for use in the lumbar spine, from L2 to S1.
5. The U.S. lateral lumbar interbody fusion market is anticipated to reach $309 million in 2020, according to iData Research.
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