Camber Spine, a leading innovator in spine and medical technologies has announced that it has received a notice of allowance from the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for its Variant Retractor technology, bringing the company’s total patent portfolio to 47 patents.
The Variant Retractor is a tool designed to provide flexible spacing support for a variety of spine surgical approaches.
“As our IP portfolio continues to grow, so too does the positive impact we can make for our surgeon customers and their patients,” said Camber Spine Co-Founder and CEO, Daniel Pontecorvo. “With this latest patent grant from the USPTO, we have now received 47 issued patents, further strengthening our value proposition of offering a broad selection of tools to surgeons that accommodate spine surgery approaches and techniques from literally every possible angle.”
“We are extremely proud of our engineering and manufacturing teams for creating such a robust collection of devices,” added Pontecorvo, “all with the highest structural integrity and quality standards, and we look forward to the remainder of 2022 and a pipeline full of additional product offerings.”
With further expansions to its lines of award-winning Spira and Enza technology platforms due later this year, along with training labs and educational programs to support ALIF, LLIF, OLIF, PLIF and TLIF spine surgery techniques, the company is focused on fulfilling its mission to support the full array of surgical approaches.
The Camber Spine collection of devices will be on display at the American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS) Annual Meeting at the Pennsylvania Convention Center (booth #204 on the exhibit floor. Camber’s booth will also be hosting a series of focus sessions:
- “Posterior Approach” April 30 at 10:00am;
- “Advanced Biologics” April 30 at 1:00pm; and
- “Anterior Column” May 1 at 10:00am.