SI-BONE confirmed that certain CD Horizon Solera 5.5mm and 6.0mm posterior spinal fixation rods manufactured by Medtronic Sofamor Danek USA meet SI-BONE’s criteria for compatibility with iFuse Bedrock Granite indicated in the Granite implant’s instructions for use.
The iFuse Bedrock Granite implant was cleared by FDA in 2022 and was designated as a Breakthrough Device. CMS subsequently adopted a New Technology Add-on Payment of up to $9,828 per procedure, based on the individual hospital’s costs, for procedures reimbursed under the Medicare program and incorporating this new technology.
“Given the strong initial reception for Granite, we are thrilled to confirm that a number of Medtronic’s Solera rods, used by many spine surgeons, meet Granite’s compatibility criteria,” said Laura Francis, CEO of SI-BONE. “Our existing general rod compatibility clearance, along with confirmation that these Medtronic Solera rods meet the criteria for compatibility with the Granite implant, will give spine surgeons additional confidence in using our leading pelvic fixation implant with the Medtronic Solera system.”
SI-BONE confirmed that certain CD Horizon Solera 5.5mm and 6.0mm posterior spinal fixation rods manufactured by Medtronic Sofamor Danek USA meet SI-BONE’s criteria for compatibility with iFuse Bedrock Granite indicated in the Granite implant’s instructions for use.
SI-BONE confirmed that certain CD Horizon Solera 5.5mm and 6.0mm posterior spinal fixation rods manufactured by Medtronic Sofamor Danek USA meet SI-BONE’s criteria for compatibility with iFuse Bedrock Granite indicated in the Granite implant’s instructions for use.
The iFuse Bedrock Granite implant was cleared by FDA in 2022 and was designated as a Breakthrough Device. CMS subsequently adopted a New Technology Add-on Payment of up to $9,828 per procedure, based on the individual hospital’s costs, for procedures reimbursed under the Medicare program and incorporating this new technology.
“Given the strong initial reception for Granite, we are thrilled to confirm that a number of Medtronic’s Solera rods, used by many spine surgeons, meet Granite’s compatibility criteria,” said Laura Francis, CEO of SI-BONE. “Our existing general rod compatibility clearance, along with confirmation that these Medtronic Solera rods meet the criteria for compatibility with the Granite implant, will give spine surgeons additional confidence in using our leading pelvic fixation implant with the Medtronic Solera system.”
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