Spinal Elements, a trailblazer in spine technology, announced today the full commercial release of its Ventana 3D-Printed Interbody Portfolio. This comprehensive collection introduces the Ventana C Anterior Cervical Interbody System, Ventana P/T Posterior Lumbar Interbody System, and Ventana L Lateral Lumbar Interbody System. Integrated into Spinal Elements' MIS Ultra® platform, the Ventana portfolio boasts a distinct implant architecture, prioritizing optimal bone graft volume and containment through an innovative 3D-printing process. This not only enhances radiographic visibility but also reduces reliance on titanium.

Distinguished by their 3D-printed structure, Ventana implants ensure clear radiographic visualization during imaging. The thoughtfully designed implant windows enable secure placement of a substantial amount of bone graft within the disc space, ensuring essential contact with the endplates for an effective fusion process. Ventana's minimalist radiolucent lattice design maximizes bone graft capture and enhances visibility throughout and after spinal fusion procedures. The inventive Ventana design also functions akin to a snowshoe, facilitating contact between bone graft and endplates while providing a broad surface to minimize implant subsidence.

Furthermore, the Ventana family of devices offers varying degrees of lordosis, catering to sagittal balance restoration. The commitment of the Spinal Elements team to introducing pioneering products to the market is evident, particularly when combined with their Orbit discectomy instrument set and fixation systems like Karma®, Overwatch®, or Sapphire X®. This integrated approach aims to successfully achieve spinal fusion, reflecting the company's dedication to advancing spinal care solutions.

Source: businesswire.com