Issue: December 2012
November 01, 2012
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Medtronic launches new posterior interbody devices

Issue: December 2012
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Medtronic Inc. announced additions to its posterior degenerative interbody portfolio which expanded the company’s offerings for open and minimally invasive procedural solutions.

According to a company press release, the Wave has expandable implants for posterior lumbar interbody fusion surgeries and also features a pivoting implant for easier placement as well as a titanium implant that can be inserted and rotated longitudinally. The devices come to Medtronic following the acquisition of Advanced Medical Technologies AG (AMT) announced earlier this year.

Medtronic launched the Capstone Control Spinal System to offer a diverse portfolio. The system provides an interbody device with the potential for less neural retraction when compared to the impacted technique and the ability to insert and rotate longitudinally.

“We have strengthened our industry leading lumbar interbody fusion portfolio that increases surgeon options in treating the unique needs of their patients,” Doug King, senior vice president of Medtronic and president of Medtronic Spinal, stated in the release. “It also provides customers and patients with greater access to established technologies throughout sales distribution network, while AMT’s strong presence outside the United States further globalizes our business.”