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New Products: Titan Spine Earns 510(k) For Lateral Fusion Device; Data On Misonix’ Ultrasonic BoneScalpel Published; Boston Scientific Earns CE Mark For Midsized TAVR

This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet

Executive Summary

Titan boasts its Endoskeleton TL is the first lateral spine fusion device to feature surface technology. New trial data shows surgical correction of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis with the ultrasonic BoneScalpel reduces blood-loss. Boston Scientific set to launch 25 mm version of Lotus transcatheter aortic valve in Europe to compliment 23 mm and 27 mm sizes.

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