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Unique Interbody Solutions for Endoscopic and Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery
dualX®Slim transforms the fusion environment from insertion to spinal restoration by delivering a powerful dual-expanding implant through a minimally-invasive or endoscopic approaches. dualX®Slim has one of the smallest insertion profiles in the market while still expanding in both horizontal and vertical directions to provide an ALIF-sized final geometry with higher degrees of lordosis (8°, 12°, 15°, 18°*) through the patented trueLordosis™ technology.
Engineered for Spinal Fusion
Collapsed width designed to reduce neural retraction
Low profile protects endplates during insertion
10 mm Insertion Width
Minimize subsidence with the largest footprint in the expandable cage market
Lateral expansion establishes stable footprint Large, center bone graft chamber for post-expansion grafting
20 mm Fully Expanded Width
Powerful vertical expansion restores disc height for decompression
Vertical expansion assists in direct and indirect decompression Multiple lordotic angles restore sagittal balance
8°, 12°, 15°, 18°*
T/PLIF Solutions
T/PLIF
Heights 7mm* expanding to 17mm*
Width 12mm expanding to 21mm
0°, 8°, 12° and 15° Lordosis*
TLIF
Heights 7mm* expanding to 17mm*
Width 12mm expanding to 21mm
0°, 8°, 12° and 15° Lordosis*
* Some sizes and angles available by request
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The Holy Grail of an expandable implant is an implant that goes goes in a very small aperture, but you can build to fill the majority of the surface area of the endplate. I think that's where the dualX®Slim implant really stands out.
Mechanically, it's a great construct. The other major advantage dualX®Slim implant has is the post expansion fill. The expansion—which is the footprint—is biomechanically stable. I have no doubt that it's a more stable construct compared to a much smaller device that is not point loading or edge loading the end plates. And then the fact that you can really put quite a bit of graft in the disk space that you know surrounds the entire cage is—from a technical standpoint—really a major advantage in my opinion.
