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Eminent Spine’s 3D Printed Titanium Posterior SI System

August 31, 2019 By SPINEMarketGroup

The 3D Printed Titanium Posterior in-line transfixing implant was designed with both surgeon precision and patient outcomes in min

Key features include:

  • SI Compression and Transfixation of SI joint
  • Aggressive Lordotic teeth to resist migration
  • Large central opening for maximum bone graft material
  • Tapered nose and rounded edges allows for ease of insertion
  • Implant profiles are 25mm x 14mm x 8mm Lordotic implant.
  • Screw options are offered in 3.5 or 3.75mm + lengths from 10-18mm.
  • Implants have built-in locking tabs.

About Eminent Spine
Founded with a vision to redefine spinal solutions, Eminent Spine specializes in developing high-performance, surgeon-driven spinal implants. With a focus on biomechanics, surgical efficiency, and patient recovery, Eminent Spine remains at the forefront of orthopedic and spinal innovation.

For more information about the 3D Printed Titanium Posterior SI System or to schedule a demonstration, please visit www.eminentspine.com.

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