Tritanium C

Main Features

• Our proprietary Tritanium In-Growth Technology, used to build the Tritanium C Cages, was designed for bone in-growth and biological fixation [1]
• Porous structure of Tritanium technology is designed to create a favorable environment for cell attachment and proliferation [2,3] and may be able to wick or retain fluid when compared to traditional titanium material [4]
• Porous structures feature randomized pore shape and sizing that are designed to mimic cancellous bone [3,5]
• Interconnected pore structure from endplate to endplate [3]
• Created to allow imaging [6]
• Shaped for stability [7,8]
• Developed to minimize subsidence [9]
• Empowered by AMagine Technology – our proprietary approach to implant creation using additive manufacturing

References:
1. PROJ 43909 | Tritanium technology claim support memo
2. RD0000053710 | Tritanium cell infiltration and attachment experiment
3. Karageorgiou V, Kaplan D. Porosity of 3D biomaterial scaffolds and osteogenesis. Biomaterials 2005;26:5474–91
4. RD0000050927 | Tritanium material capillary evaluation
5. DHF0000053171 | Tritanium C 510(k) Physical Testing Report
6. PROJ0000054459 | Tritanium C implant imaging marketing memo
7. PROJ0000054458 | Tritanium C insertion and expulsion marketing memo
8. PROJ44960 | Coefficient of friction memo
9. PROJ0000054457 | Tritanium C subsidence marketing memo