Five things to know:
1. The STALIF L FLX Lateral Lumbar Integrated Interbody System is indicated for use at one or two contiguous levels with both autograft and allogeneic bone graft.
2. The STALIF L FLX system is the fourth 3D-printed titanium device Centinel Spine has launched within the last six months.
3. FLX devices feature a combination of solid and porous radiolucent sections designed to reduce mechanical stiffness and improve visibility compared to solid titanium implants. The devices feature a proprietary FUSE-THRU trabecular scaffold, which is designed to allow for bony in-growth and on-growth throughout the implant.
4. The STALIF L FLX features Centinel Spine’s No Profile integrated compressive lag screws.
5. The other devices launched in the past six months include the STALIF C FLX Cervical Integrated Interbody, ACTILIF C FLX Cervical Interbody and STALIF M FLX Lumbar Integrated Interbody.
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