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SeaSpine announced full commercial launch of the WaveForm C Interbody System.
The WaveForm C Interbody System is SeaSpine’s first cervical 3D-printed interbody. Reportedly, it has the highest strength-to-porosity ratio compared to other 3D-printed structures due to its proprietary continuous wave-like structure.
WaveForm C interbodies feature 65% endplate porosity to facilitate early stability and 75% body porosity for graft flowability/packability, decreased stiffness and improved imaging.
SeaSpine’s WaveForm C Interbody System is the company’s first cervical 3D-printed interbody. Reportedly, it has the highest strength-to-porosity ratio compared to other 3D-printed structures due to its proprietary continuous wave-like structure.
WaveForm C is cleared to be used in multiple contiguous levels with Shoreline TruProfile plating or with the Admiral anterior cervical plate. The WaveForm C system includes multiple footprints and lordosis options, allowing surgeons the ability to address specific anatomical needs.
“WaveForm C employs a unique, sheet-based architecture. Years of research have led to this structure, which balances strength, porosity, and surface area, while enabling flowability of our best-in-class DBM fibers product, OsteoStrand® Plus. This feature combination offers what we believe to be market-leading clinical value in an effort to drive fusion,” said Ryan Pearson, Senior Director of Marketing, Cervical.
