FlareHawk is a multidirectional expandable lumbar fusion device, that can be inserted at an ultra-low profile wide before expanding up to 14 mm. With simultaneous cranial-caudal and medial-lateral expansion, FlareHawk is designed to provide sagittal and coronal correction, foraminal height restoration, and the stability to promote fusion. Its pencil-like insertion profile and innovative instrumentation respects patients’ neural, vascular, bony, and soft tissue anatomy while also facilitating the surgeon’s preferred technique. The implant can be used as TLIF or PLIF.

The open architecture of the implant allows for continuous graft delivery through the implant and out into the disc space. Graft volume is only restricted by the quantity of disc removed. Additionally, the design of the cages conforms to individual patient’s endplate topography. Naturally occurring deformation of multimaterial bi-directional cage may increase the bone-implants interface’s surface area and better distribute the load across the endplate.