Implanet, Tinavi enter distribution agreement for spine surgery system

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Implanet and Tinavi Medical have signed an exclusive distribution agreement for Tinavi’s TiRobot spine surgery system. 

The TiRobot provides surgeons with automated guidance during surgery and can address most spinal pathology indications, according to a Sept. 23 news release from Implanet. 

The two companies will create synergies between Tinavi’s robotic technology and Implanet’s portfolios of implants.

In the future, the robot will also be used for other orthopedic procedures, including hip, knee, and shoulder prosthesis implantation, as well as in trauma surgery, the release said.

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