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NITRO is CTL Amedica’s exclusive and revitalized family of interbody implants, crafted entirely of the heavily researched and proven bio-ceramic material, silicon nitride.

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

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Enhanced Osteogenic Response

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NITRO implants have demonstrated superior protein absorption and increased osseointegration compared to other biomaterials  1,2

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Bacteriostatic Properties

 

Silicon nitride possesses unique bacteriostatic properties, inhibiting the growth of bacteria  2

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Artifact-Free Imaging

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The biomaterial used in NITRO allows for artifact-free CT Scan imaging, enabling clear visualization of the implant and surrounding tissues

Next-generation Nitro implants harness all the innate advantages of silicon nitride,
in combination with innovative enhancements for an even greater osteogenic and bacteriostatic response.

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Precisely Sized Axial Pores

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The NITRO interbody fusion family incorporates precisely sized axial pores that promote capillary action and a pathway for bony through-growth

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Macro-Texturing

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Macro-texturing provides even greater surface area throughout the implant, increasing bony contact and enhancing innate bacteriostatic properties

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Integration Options and Configurations

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The NITRO interbody fusion family offers a robust and comprehensive variety of standalone integration options, lordotic offerings, and size configurations 

Note: Standalone integration is pending market launch.

¹ Webster TJ, Patel AA, Rahaman MN, Sonny Bal B. Anti-infective and osteointegration properties of silicon nitride, poly(ether ether ketone), and titanium implants [published online ahead of print July 31, 2012]. Acta Biomater.

² Gorth DJ, Puckett S, Ercan B, Webster TJ, Rahaman M, Bal BS. Decreased bacteria activity on Si(3)N(4) surfaces compared with PEEK or titanium. Int J Nanomedicine. 2012;7:4829-4840.

FUN SILICON NITRIDE FACT: 
In 1990 scientists found naturally occurring silicon nitride in meteorite stardust, suggesting intergalactic origins from the beginning of time.

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