iOrthopedics was granted U.S. Patent No. 10,085,846 for its Universally Expanding Cage (UEC). The 3D-printed device is designed to expand proximally, distally or both (uniformly)  for cervical to lumbar arthrodesis.
US10,085,846 follows after grants of Patent Nos. US9,861,494 and US9,999,515, with confirmed claims covering a device and method for independently altering the distance and angle between opposing vertebral endplates from the proximal end of the device.
Sources:Â iOrthopedics Inc.; USPTO.gov
iOrthopedics was granted U.S. Patent No. 10,085,846 for its Universally Expanding Cage (UEC). The 3D-printed device is designed to expand proximally, distally or both (uniformly)  for cervical to lumbar arthrodesis.
iOrthopedics was granted U.S. Patent No. 10,085,846 for its Universally Expanding Cage (UEC). The 3D-printed device is designed to expand proximally, distally or both (uniformly)  for cervical to lumbar arthrodesis.
US10,085,846 follows after grants of Patent Nos. US9,861,494 and US9,999,515, with confirmed claims covering a device and method for independently altering the distance and angle between opposing vertebral endplates from the proximal end of the device.
Sources:Â iOrthopedics Inc.; USPTO.gov
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