Atlas Spine was granted FDA 510(k) clearance to market the HiJAK Expandable Lateral Lumbar Interbody System.
Designed with both integrated fixation and without, and options which gain up to 30 degrees of angulation, the system provides surgeons the opportunity to adjust the implant intra-operatively, to “tailor fit” each patient’s specific needs. The system’s capabilities aid in achieving optimal segmental lordosis and restoring the spine to its natural balance.
“Atlas is on an aggressive development pathway toward broadening its expandable technology platform, and this addition is an important step forward for our growth. The clinical success we have experienced since introducing the market’s first true expandable cervical interbody gives us great confidence as we continue to introduce our future expandable product lines.” says Atlas’ CEO/CTO, Matt Baynham.
Atlas Spine was granted FDA 510(k) clearance to market the HiJAK Expandable Lateral Lumbar Interbody System.
Designed with both integrated fixation and without, and options which gain up to 30 degrees of angulation, the system provides surgeons the opportunity to adjust the implant intra-operatively, to “tailor fit” each patient’s specific...
Atlas Spine was granted FDA 510(k) clearance to market the HiJAK Expandable Lateral Lumbar Interbody System.
Designed with both integrated fixation and without, and options which gain up to 30 degrees of angulation, the system provides surgeons the opportunity to adjust the implant intra-operatively, to “tailor fit” each patient’s specific needs. The system’s capabilities aid in achieving optimal segmental lordosis and restoring the spine to its natural balance.
“Atlas is on an aggressive development pathway toward broadening its expandable technology platform, and this addition is an important step forward for our growth. The clinical success we have experienced since introducing the market’s first true expandable cervical interbody gives us great confidence as we continue to introduce our future expandable product lines.” says Atlas’ CEO/CTO, Matt Baynham.
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