Med-Tech Innovation February 23, 2024
Mark Brady

Mark Brady, programme leader – spine at Invibio, explain why PEEK is gaining in popularity and what is coming next for this technology as 3D printing capabilities improve.

Today people are living and staying active longer and expecting more quality of life than ever before. This has been made possible, in part, by advancements in material sciences – including breakthroughs in implant devices designed to support the human body.

The challenge for device manufacturers has been to develop implants that mimic the inherent properties of the human skeleton. This is particularly critical for spinal implant applications, as the spine carries constant load whilst still allowing flexibility in bending and twisting. Spinal implants must be durable, integrate well and share...

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