RTI Surgical announces 3D-printed cervical interbody device
Editor's Note
RTI Surgical (Alachua, Florida) on October 25 launched its Fortilink-C interbody fusion system with Tetrafuse 3D technology, the October 26 Becker’s Spine Review reports.
Tetrafuse 3D technology combines titanium, allograft bone, and PEEK all in one device.
The 3D-printed, polymer-based, cervical interbody device incorporates micro, macro, and nano-rough features on the entire implant surface, not just the endplate surfaces, and allows for bony ingrowth on all surfaces.
RTI Surgical launched the Fortilink-C interbody fusion system, using TETRAfuse 3-D technology. Here are five things to know: 1. Fortilink-C is a 3-D printed polymer-based, cervical interbody device that incorporates macro, micro and nano-rough features across the entire implant surface. 2.
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