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Tiger Shark-S

May 12, 2018 By SPINEMarketGroup

Tiger Shark is a 3D manufactured titanium alloy interbody created with a proprietary organic porous structure called BioBond™. Along with the BioBond porous structure, Tiger Shark contains a generous graft window and a smooth bullet shape distal surface for fast insertion. Tiger Shark is available in an assortment of anatomic footprints and can accommodate posterior and transforaminal placement.

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Benefits:

  • BioBond 3D printed titanium matrix
  • Built in 6° lordosis
  • 9mm and 11mm wide implants footprints available
  • Various heights: 9-18mm in 1mm increments
  • Large center opening for packing bone graft material
  • Surgeon friendly instrumentation to simplify the procedure

About ChoiceSpine

ChoiceSpine is committed to bringing superior products to orthopedic and neurosurgeon specialists who focus on the treatment of spinal disorders and deformities, through operative intervention. We are committed to meeting the needs of our customers through new product offerings, existing product enhancement, and continued product research and development. By working closely with physicians and maintaining service-focused distribution, we will continue to bring technically-superior spinal products to the market.http://www.choicespine.com

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