Simple Reproducible Procedure

• Single Tray and one-size fits all implant compliment a simple, efficient, and straight-forward procedure
• PEEK fixation strap placed with a proprietary curved drill provides circumferential cortical fixation through the lamina, pedicle, and IAP/SAP of the facets
• Reduces the associated risks to neural anatomy and the need for enabling technologies like navigation and robotics because cannulation of the entire pedicle is not required for implantation¹

Clinically Relevant

• Comparable stability to pedicle screw system with less stress shielding of the anterior column²
• Provides physiologic loading and stabilization and can be used to back up LLIF, ALIF, and other posterior fusion cases that leave the facets and the lamina intact
• Circumferential fixation relying mostly on cortical bone in the pedicle neck, lamina, and facet joints provides a reliable alternative for patients with poor bone quality³

Patient-Centric Implant

• Metal-free implant provides minimal radiographic artifact and noise in post-op MRI and CTs
• Requires no screws and rods for posterior fixation
• Low profile implant that may minimize the potential for post-operative palpability and irritation from fixation device
• Lower density implant than a pedicle screw system

1. Evaluation of the ability of a novel curved drill to create an arcuate tunnel without breaching the spinal canal. Karma Drill Safety Abstract, SMISS 2021

2. Data on file.

3. Pedicle Screws Challenged: Lumbar Cortical Density and Thickness are Greater in the Posterior Elements Than in the Pedicles. Khalid Odeh, MD,  Alexander Rosinski, MS, Jeremi Leasure, MSE, and Dimitriy Kondrashov MD. Global Spine Journal, (AO spine) 1-10 2019