Scarlet AC-Ti uses a Mimetix morphometric profile developed with digital vertebrae models to optimize the contact surface between the implant and endplates. The entire system allows for fixation with screws and anchors.
“This approval underscores our commitment to innovation, continuously evolving our most successful products, such as the Scarlet system,” Chief Commercial Officer Alessia Erlingher said in a news release.
The Scarlet AC-Ti cervical cage also uses Spineart’s Ti-Life technology, a proprietary additive manufacturing process. Its porous structure closely mimics that of trabecular bone.
Spineart’s latest Scarlet AC-Ti builds upon more than a decade of development for the Scarlet spinal device line. The company has a few devices under the Scarlet umbrella, including the Scarlet AL-T secured lumbar anterior cage and the Scarlet AC-T secured cervical cage.
