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ChoiceSpine launches new offering for anterior lumbar interbody fusion system

The Harrier SA. [Image from ChoiceSpine]ChoiceSpine announced today that it launched its Harrier SA lordotic offering for its standalone anterior lumbar interbody fusion system.

Knoxville, Tennessee-based ChoiceSpine designed Harrier SA as a 3D-printed, standalone, screw-based system. It incorporates the company’s proprietary BioBond porous structure technology.

Today’s launch includes the 20° lordotic offering to accompany the current 10° and 15° lordotic options. According to a news release, this provides further flexibility to the surgeon community in addressing different patient anatomies.

ChoiceSpine’s Harrier SA also features an integrated cam-locking mechanism. It includes a large graft window that the company says is “perfect” for combining with Stratofuse biologics. Additionally, it offers corticocancellous lag screws and seamless instrumentation.

“The addition of a hyperlordotic option for stand-alone ALI…

ChoiceSpine launches next-gen standalone anterior lumbar interbody fusion system

[Image from ChoiceSpine]ChoiceSpine announced today that it launched its next-generation Harrier standalone anterior (SA) anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF) system.

Knoxville, Tennessee-based ChoiceSpine designed its Harrier system as a 3D-printed, standalone, screw-based system that incorporates the company’s proprietary BioBond porous structure technology.

According to a news release, the system includes four titanium, dual-threaded corticocancellous screws designed for lag purchase. There are three anatomical footprints for the interbody with multiple lordotic options as well as an integrated cam-locking mechanism for additional security.

The company said the Harrier SA system is indicated for standalone use but, if additional fixation is desired, there is compatibility with the Raven anterior lumbar plate system.

“The launch of our next generation Harrier SA system builds on our already robust family of 3D-printed product portfol…

FDA clears ChoiceSpine’s Blackhawk Ti cervical spacer system

[Image from ChoiceSpine]ChoiceSpine announced today that it received FDA clearance for its Blackhawk Ti cervical spacer system.

Knoxville, Tenn.-based ChoiceSpine designed its Blackhawk Ti cervical spacer system with the BioBond 3D-printed titanium porous matrix and a large open graft window for bone graft containment and maximum visualization, according to a news release.

Additionally, the platform consists of 6° lordotic and convex configurations, simultaneous, single-step anchor deployment, external locking indication for easy confirmation of a cam-locking mechanism and preassembled, integrated anchor technology.

In the news release, the lead design surgeon for the Blackhawk Ti system, Anders Cohen, said it builds upon the company’s Blackhawk PEEK device with integrated anchor technology, with its design simplicity and instrumentation setting it apart from others by reducing the number of steps in the procedure, thus minimizing surgery time.