Accelus announced the first spinal surgeries with the FlareHawk® TiHawk11™ Interbody Fusion System (TiHawk11). TiHawk11 is designed to provide a minimal insertion profile with maximum interbody expansion to increase stability and the likelihood of fusion.
The system gained FDA 510(k) market clearance in 2Q22.
TiHawk11 is part of Accelus’s flagship FlareHawk Interbody Fusion System and features an 11mm-wide insertion profile that expands to 17mm in width and up to 14mm in height within the disc space. This provides surgeons with a 70% increase in footprint as compared to a 10mm-wide interbody device of identical length and allows for two 17mm-wide TiHawk implants to be implanted via a posterior approach to create a 34mm-wide footprint within the disc space.
TiHawk11 leverages features of FlareHawk, now bonded with titanium. TiHawk’s titanium surface technology provides a 0.5 micron-thick layer of commercially pure titanium bonded onto the PEEK through a proprietary process called ion beam assisted deposition. This thin layer of titanium does not alter the favorable properties found with PEEK implants, nor does it generate a ghost artifact under fluoroscopic imaging as is common with all-titanium implants, allowing ease of radiographic visualization for TiHawk11 implant placement and fusion assessment.
Source: Accelus
Accelus announced the first spinal surgeries with the FlareHawk® TiHawk11™ Interbody Fusion System (TiHawk11). TiHawk11 is designed to provide a minimal insertion profile with maximum interbody expansion to increase stability and the likelihood of fusion.
The system gained FDA 510(k) market clearance in 2Q22.
TiHawk11 is part of Accelus’s...
Accelus announced the first spinal surgeries with the FlareHawk® TiHawk11™ Interbody Fusion System (TiHawk11). TiHawk11 is designed to provide a minimal insertion profile with maximum interbody expansion to increase stability and the likelihood of fusion.
The system gained FDA 510(k) market clearance in 2Q22.
TiHawk11 is part of Accelus’s flagship FlareHawk Interbody Fusion System and features an 11mm-wide insertion profile that expands to 17mm in width and up to 14mm in height within the disc space. This provides surgeons with a 70% increase in footprint as compared to a 10mm-wide interbody device of identical length and allows for two 17mm-wide TiHawk implants to be implanted via a posterior approach to create a 34mm-wide footprint within the disc space.
TiHawk11 leverages features of FlareHawk, now bonded with titanium. TiHawk’s titanium surface technology provides a 0.5 micron-thick layer of commercially pure titanium bonded onto the PEEK through a proprietary process called ion beam assisted deposition. This thin layer of titanium does not alter the favorable properties found with PEEK implants, nor does it generate a ghost artifact under fluoroscopic imaging as is common with all-titanium implants, allowing ease of radiographic visualization for TiHawk11 implant placement and fusion assessment.
Source: Accelus
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Julie Vetalice is ORTHOWORLD's Editorial Assistant. She has covered the orthopedic industry for over 20 years, having joined the company in 1999.