Three insights:
1. Eight ovine specimens were implanted with each biomaterial and analyzed for their osseointegrative abilities.
2. The study determined Tetrafuse had preferable bone growth properties to PEEK and titanium-coated PEEK without sacrificing structural integrity.
3. Tetrafuse features a nano-rough surface with antibacterial properties, which is designed to enhance fusion without effecting structural integrity or radiographic visibility.
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