Four insights:
1. The CSTS-SA implant has been used in several surgeries since it received FDA 510(k) clearance in August.
2. The 3D-printed device does not require traditional plate and screw fixation and has a single-step locking mechanism.
3. The CSTS-SA implant also features a rough surface area that promotes bone growth.
4. A full commercial launch is scheduled for 2020.
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