Xenco Medical provides single-use spinal implant systems built from a reinforced composite polymer, eliminating the need for sterilization and reducing infection risk. The SET x Technology instruments are pre‑loaded, sterile, and disposed after each surgery, streamlining operating‑room workflow and cutting costs associated with reusable steel devices.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Traditional spinal implant systems are made of reusable steel components that require sterilization, inventory management, and can introduce infection risk and variability in performance across surgeries.
Solution
Xenco Medical’s SET x Technology provides single‑use spinal implant systems constructed from a highly reinforced composite polymer. Each instrument and implant is pre‑loaded, sterile, and disposed after a single procedure, eliminating the need for autoclaving and reducing cross‑contamination risk. The composite polymer’s interfacial bond strength delivers durability comparable to steel while maintaining lightweight handling. Pre‑loaded inserters streamline the operative workflow, shortening OR time and simplifying inventory control. By delivering consistently calibrated, patient‑specific implants, the system aims to improve surgical efficiency, lower infection‑related costs, and enhance overall patient outcomes.
Target Audience
Primary customers are spine surgeons and hospital orthopedic departments seeking to reduce infection risk, improve OR efficiency, and lower instrument management costs.
Features
- Single‑use cervical, lumbar (ALIF, PLIF, TLIF) interbody, and pedicle screw systems packaged sterile and ready for immediate use
- Composite polymer construction with a fibrous matrix providing high load‑bearing capacity and durability
- Pre‑loaded inserters that eliminate manual loading steps and reduce operative time
- Complete traceability of each implant, ensuring peak condition for every patient
- Elimination of autoclave, re‑sterilization, and retrieval logistics, reducing inventory complexity and associated costs