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Recent Spinal Fusion News

ROI-A: New Spinal Implant System Approved for Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion
The ROI-A ALIF is a stand-alone spinal implant system with zero profile, self-locking plates designed for initial and long-term stability. The surgical technique is a direct anterior approach, with the curved plates inserted along the sagittal plane thus requiring no additional exposure to the vertebral bodies.
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X-STOP: A Less Invasive Treatment Option for Spinal Stenosis?
Patients suffering from lumbar spinal stenosis could benefit from a new surgical implant called the X-STOP.
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Silicon Nitride Ceramic Spinal Implants: A Valuable Alternative?
The Valeo family of spacers provides new functionalities compared to competing devices currently on the market and is believed to be the first family of silicon nitride ceramic implants available for spinal use in the world.
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SlimFuse: Improved Interoperative Visualization
SlimFuse was designed to optimize anterior cervical fusion procedures while addressing the clinical needs of anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) surgery.
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Actifuse: Better Delivery of Bone Graft for Difficult Sites
ApaTech, announced the global launch of ActifuseTM MIS, a unique, purpose designed applicator that provides unprecedented access to the graft site for surgeons.
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Vu aPOD Spinal Implant: Completes First Surgery
The Vu aPOD is the first anterior lumbar intervertebral fusion (ALIF) implant with an optional internal SpinPlate to receive FDA clearance.
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Tantalum implants vs. Bone Grafts for Anterior Cervical Spinal Fusion?
Is there any data available comparing the use of tantalum implants to bone grafts for anterior cervical fusion?
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Enhance Lumbar Fusion Procedure with CONCORDE Device?
CONCORDE Bullet device has important innovations that enhance lumbar fusion procedures.
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Vertigraft VG1: How Is This Product Different?
Is Vertigraft VG1 graft any different from the spinal fusion products currently on the market?
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LowTop Pedicle Screw: Added Flexibility for Spinal Disorder Treatment?
Is the LowTop pedicle screw system by Pioneer Surgical Technology significantly better than currently available products?
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