FDA approves Stryker’s Sahara lateral 3D expandable interbody system
Sahara Lateral is claimed to be first ever 3D-printed lateral expandable fusion device
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01 Nov 19
Sahara Lateral is claimed to be first ever 3D-printed lateral expandable fusion device
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