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Indy Standalone ALIF System

July 26, 2016 By SPINEMarketGroup

The Altus Spine Indy Standalone ALIF System offers a comprehensive choice of implant materials, footprints, lordotic angles, and heights. The diverging screw fixation anchors provide excellent stability through a minimized approach. Implants are available in precision machined PEEK, and titanium that incorporates proprietary surface texturing intended to promote bone growth. With two material options, three implant footprints, four screw fixation anchors, and five lordotic angles up to *25°, the Indy Standalone ALIF System is optimized for sizing and stability.

Altus Spine

Based in West Chester, PA, Altus Spine is dedicated to creating the next generation of medical devices. Altus strives to improve patient care by designing and manufacturing products to meet the highest standards in an ever changing and evolving field. Implemented and used by over 100 hospitals across the United States, Altus is among the fastest growing spinal implant companies in the world. For additional information, or to inquire about distribution opportunities, please contact us at info@altus-spine.com.

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