Spineology ® Announces the Launch of OptiMesh Align™
ST. PAUL, Minn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Spineology Inc., the pioneers of Conform and Expand™ Technology, today announced the launch of its latest innovation, and most advanced patient specific solution yet: OptiMesh Align™ (Align). Built on the proven foundation of OptiMesh ®, Align is uniquely engineered to provide real time, in-situ, independent anterior and posterior implant expansion resulting in a customized, patient specific lordotic shape up to 20 degrees. Align is delivered through one of the smallest insertion profiles available, expanding to one of the largest implant footprints, enabling correction not typically associated with minimally invasive posterior spine approaches.
OptiMesh utilizes a biologics-based expansion method, which is designed to overcome limitations and reduce point-loading commonly seen with mechanically expandable implant technology.
'Sagittal alignment is widely considered one of the key correlative indicators to achieving long term clinical success for spine patients. The OptiMesh technology remains the only conforming expandable implant that offers a personalized solution for each patient,' said Brian Snider, Chief Executive Officer. 'With the addition of the lordotic capabilities of the Align implant, our portfolio provides more options to achieve the clinical requirements of surgery.'
OptiMesh Align is engineered to produce distraction forces and endplate conformance, provide strength and stability to restore disc height, create a robust fusion scaffold, and now further supports the achievement of alignment objectives. This breakthrough is driven by Spineology's proprietary Conform and Expand flexible mesh interbody technology, setting a new standard for patient specific lumbar interbody fusion.
About Spineology
Spineology Inc. are the pioneers of Conform and Expand™ technology, a novel development method used in the design of spinal expandable implants. Spineology's core portfolio, OptiMesh ® is the only conforming patient specific spinal implant on the market. OptiMesh is backed with IDE level data which further sets the company apart from traditional fusion procedures. OptiMesh is designed to enable surgeons to support outcomes, and patient recovery while minimizing tissue disruption. With a strong commitment to patient-centered care, Spineology aspires to provide every spine patient the freedom from pain through the creation and delivery of ultra-MIS solutions.
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