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4WEB Medical Receives 510(k) Clearance to Market Their Lumbar Plating Solution

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4WEB Medical notes the new plating solution consists of a wide variety of modular plating configurations to address multiple lumbar spine pathologies and approaches.

The device provides an integrated and non-integrated offering with a one, two, and four screw option. The plate design also features a single-step locking mechanism to prevent screw backout.

“Our continued commitment to new product development led to revenue growth in FY 2020 driven by the launch of the Stand Alone Cervical and ALIF product lines,”  said Jim Bruty, Sr. Vice President of Sales and Marketing at 4Web Medical. “The Lumbar Plating Solution will contribute significantly to 2021 top-line growth by enabling surgeon customers to utilize the company’s Truss Implant Technology in more advanced lateral procedures such as anterior longitudinal ligament release techniques.”

The latest addition to the 4WEB portfolio further demonstrates the company’s commitment to developing a comprehensive lateral spine program. 4Web Medical currently has procedural-based solutions developed for Direct Lateral, Anterior-to-Psoas (ATP),  and Prone Lateral approaches to the lumbar spine. The company also has dedicated resources for the future development of a novel lateral deformity solution.

4WEB Medical expects to launch its hyperlordotic lateral implant line and an Anterior-to-Psoas implant by the end of the year making the 4WEB Total Lateral Solution one of the most comprehensive offerings in the lateral spine space.

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