Oregon ASC hosts education lab for spine device systems — 4 details

Jayen Patel, MD, and Poly Chen, MD, organized an educational event on SpineFrontier’s interspinous fixation and sacroiliac joint fixation systems at Salem-based Oregon Specialists Surgery Center, according to SpineFrontier executives.

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Four details:

1. Physicians at the ASC used the SpineFrontier Inspan and SacroFuse systems.

2. Participating physicians included those specializing in pain management, orthopedics, spine and neurosurgery.

3. SpineFrontier’s Inspan SLIM Spinous Process Plate System features a dual interlocking hub and dual set screws, reinforced by a titanium design.

4. The SacroFuse Sacroiliac Joint Fusion Technology is designed to eliminate pain from sacroiliac joint disruptions and degenerative sacroiliitis.

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