MiRus received FDA 510(k) clearance to market the CYGNUS™ Anterior Cervical Plate, reportedly the narrowest and thinnest cervical plate available.
CYGNUS’ I-beam design and molybdenum alloy enable a smaller than usual footprint without sacrificing performance. The narrow profile is intended to require less retraction and anterior vertebral body preparation, resulting in shorter procedures and a minimized risk of complications such as dysphagia and dysphonia.
The company recently announced FDA clearance for the GALILEO Spine Alignment Monitoring System, a non-optical, wireless, real-time measurement system for segmental and global sagittal spine alignment. GALILEO is reportedly the first FDA-cleared product that can intra-operatively measure sagittal plane alignment without the need for repeated imaging. MiRus plans to incorporate dynamic tracking and feedback into its robotics platform.
MiRus received FDA 510(k) clearance to market the CYGNUS™ Anterior Cervical Plate, reportedly the narrowest and thinnest cervical plate available.
CYGNUS' I-beam design and molybdenum alloy enable a smaller than usual footprint without sacrificing performance. The narrow profile is intended to require less retraction and anterior vertebral...
MiRus received FDA 510(k) clearance to market the CYGNUS™ Anterior Cervical Plate, reportedly the narrowest and thinnest cervical plate available.
CYGNUS’ I-beam design and molybdenum alloy enable a smaller than usual footprint without sacrificing performance. The narrow profile is intended to require less retraction and anterior vertebral body preparation, resulting in shorter procedures and a minimized risk of complications such as dysphagia and dysphonia.
The company recently announced FDA clearance for the GALILEO Spine Alignment Monitoring System, a non-optical, wireless, real-time measurement system for segmental and global sagittal spine alignment. GALILEO is reportedly the first FDA-cleared product that can intra-operatively measure sagittal plane alignment without the need for repeated imaging. MiRus plans to incorporate dynamic tracking and feedback into its robotics platform.
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