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3D Porous Pedicle Screw

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Problem

  • 21-62% of spine fusions have serious and debilitating complications [14,15,16]


  • Most common mechanical issue is screw loosening (30-54%) [1,15]


  • 5.2 million spine surgery procedures performed worldwide increasing at a 7.9% annual rate[20]


  • The rate of lumbar fusion complications continue to escalate despite more advanced technologies [21]


  • High cost burden and risk of serious complications [19]


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FEATURED

12/18/23

  • Thinner lattices
  • Larger macro pores
  • Smaller micro pores
  • More vascular
  • Large variances in shapes

Vertebral Bone is Unique

Why Do Screws Loosen?

Vertebral Bone

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WHY NOT ?

NO CHANGE IN SURGICAL TECHNIQUE NO CHANGE IN COST NO CHANGE IN CARE SIMPLY PROVIDING OPTIONS AIMED TO REDUCE REVISION RATES

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Solution

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Solution

IMAGINE IF ALL ORTHO/SPINE PRODUCTS COULD HARNESS THE BENEFITS OF STEM CELLS?

Study: Can the Integr8 draw in bone marrow cells? Bill Walsh University of New South Wales Australia 5/24/23

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Opportunity for

Ingrowth

Paracrine effect of Mesenchymal Stem Cells has proven capability to promote angiogenesis of endothelial cells to accelerate neovascularization for faster bone regeneration [18]

G6 - most complex Gaussian pattern demonstrated: (A) Superior new bone formation (B) Better tissue ingrowth facilitating neotissue infiltration & increase of newly formed bone (C) New bone tissue was higher in density & filled all the space in the scaffolds after 8 weeks (D and E) Higher bone volume/total volume value (F) Optimal potential in supporting the new bone formation Note: all scaffolds were found enveloped in soft tissue without obvious inflammation

Dr Wilson Zack Ray Washington University St. Louis

Dr Khoi Than Duke University

Alekos Theologis University of California San Francisco

Dr Mayur Jayarao Cox Health University of Missouri

Key Opinion Leaders

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Lisa Ferrara, PhD Leading Regulatory Expert

Dr Ralph Rashbaum Spine Surgeon

Advisors

Gunjan Bagla Global Commercialization

Carla Newman Finance & Operations

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Alyssa Huffman, MBA CEO/Founder/Inventor

Paul Orofino VP of Sales

Matthew Shomper Lattice Design Expert

Tarak Buch Global Commercialization

C.A. Schlect CLO - IP Expert

Leadership Team

Tim Rinks COO

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