The system is Custom Spine’s first entry into the minimally invasive spine market.
The Securis cannulated screw system features a chromium-cobalt rod and advanced instrumentation, according to the company.
“Custom Spine is excited about this upcoming release of the first of many minimally invasive solutions for spine surgeons,” said Mahmoud Abdelgany, president of Custom Spine, in the release. “The FDA clearance of Securis represents the successful completion of another milestone for the company and supports our future growth plans.”
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