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Unicorn CS

July 18, 2016 By SPINEMarketGroup

  • Medyssey: Unicorn CS VIDEO ANIMATION
  • Made of PEEK and Titanium Alloy
  • The PEEK facilitates radiographic assessment of fusion, while reducing the risk of endplate penetration and bone damage.
  • Two tantalum markers allow accurate visualization and implant placement.
  • Lordotic and convex options, with 3 fixation points
  • Wide range of cage sizes Length x Width
  • 5mm to 10mm height
  • 2.5mm and 3.0mm self-tapping & locking screws
  • 12mm, 14mm and 16mm length
  • Grooved surface 

About Medyssey

Medyssey was founded in 2003 by Edward J.W. Jang, and is publicly listed on the KONEX Exchange (Korea New Exchange). With worldwide headquarters in Seoul, Korea, and North American headquarters in Chicago, Medyssey’s branch sales offices are located in China, Mexico, Brazil, and Chile. Medyssey’s technological advancement of spinal surgery is rapidly growing in Asia Pacific, the Americas, the EU, and emerging international markets, with a significant position in the U.S. market. The company’s distribution network now spans 30 countries on six continents.http://www.medyssey.com

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