Bone density chart with a bar graph showing three levels: red for osteoporosis, yellow for osteopenia, and green for normal bone density, annotated as T-scores. The image is the logo for DEXA-L devices for the spine

The world’s first patented and FDA-cleared bone density matched implants made with DEXA Technology™

The DEXA-L™ is purposely crafted to mimic the lattice structure of cancellous bone in humans while maintaining a comparable modulus of elasticity. Its primary function is to accurately assess a patient's bone health status throughout the BMD spectrum.

To cater to the diverse patient anatomy and physiology, DEXA-L™ implants come in different sizes and three varying densities of porous lattice patterns. These implants are color-coded for easy identification, with high, mid, and low-density options available.

Intentionally designed to imitate the lattice structure of human cancellous bone while preserving a similar modulus of elasticity. Its main role is to precisely evaluate a patient's bone health across the entire BMD range. To accommodate various patient anatomies and physiologies, DEXA-L™ implants are available in multiple sizes and three distinct porous lattice densities. These implants are color-coded for quick recognition, offering options with high, mid, and low densities.

How does it work?

  • With the latest innovation of DEXA Technology™, medical professionals can now opt for a bone density (DEXA, DXA) scan to assess the bone quality of a patient before surgery. This biomimetic technology is patented and provides a safe and reliable method of determining bone density, utilizing any radiation or ultrasound-based scanning system available.

  • After the T-score of the patient has been obtained, the physician chooses the appropriate matching implant.

  • The physician conducts the procedure to implant the DEXA-C™ Cervical Interbody Fusion System.

Stand-alone System for patients with different bone densities

3D illustration of the Stand-Alone ALIF System for patients with low bone density, showing screws and cages in the lumbar spine, with a color-coded bone density scale from osteoporosis to normal bone.

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