NuVasive ANZ
At NuVasive ANZ, our mission is to partner with our customers to improve the lives of patients who suffer from debilitating back, neck or leg pain by creating cutting-edge products and procedures that revolutionalise spine surgery.
Change a patient's life every minute
At NuVasive, this inspires and drives us because everything we do is centered on the patient. And yes, it’s aspirational, but achievable—helping to change the lives of more than 500,000 patients each year. This is why we show up every day.
Outcome driven innovation
Disruptive innovation is in our DNA. It’s the heartbeat of our organization.
We innovate for the benefit of the surgeon, provider and patient—driven by our vision and shared mindset—ultimately, delivering clinical, operational and financial outcomes.
Clinical education redesigned.
By using modern medical education principles to elevate training programs of the past, CPD is able to support clinical education and practice development for participating surgeons.
Our competency-based courses provide peer-to-peer training, while obtaining valuable insights from real world scenarios, delivered by dedicated faculty members who are committed to providing an immersive education experience.
The Leader in Lateral Spine Surgery
X360
The X360 System, powered by Surgical Intelligence™, includes XLIF®, XALIF™, and XFixation™. The integration of these procedures into a single system allows for significant time savings through the use of modern, less invasive techniques performed with the patient in lateral throughout the entire surgery.
- Reduce OR time by up to 60 minutes1 and save nearly $5,000 per patient in hospital costs2,3
- Enhance OR workflow and efficiency
- Reduce time under anesthesia and lower intraoperative risks4,5
Featured Product
Advanced Materials Science
Through Advanced Materials Science, NuVasive strives to develop proprietary surface and structural technologies to enhance the osseointegration and biomechanical properties of surgical materials.
The breakthrough technologies designed through Advanced Materials Science are rooted in three key principles:
Surface
Developing technologies that enhance osseointegration while increasing stability and resistance to expulsion.
Structure
Engineering material structures to mimic the elastic modulus of bone while maintaining durability.
Imaging
Designing technologies that improve visualization on a variety of imaging modalities.
Featured Product
Reline
The RELINE portfolio represents an evolution of posterior fixation technology designed to facilitate the preservation and restoration of patient alignment, while addressing a vast array of spinal pathologies from an open, MAS®, or hybrid approach.
RELINE posterior fixation technology is part of the iGA® platform designed to achieve global alignment across all spinal procedures.
Surgical Efficiency
Universal Open and MAS solutions created to help deliver an enhanced surgical experience.
Operative Reliability
Multiple surgical options designed to provide dependable strength.
Procedural Versatility
Pathology-based instrumentation to approach a variety of surgical techniques.
Featured Procedure
MAS TLIF 2
Maximum Access Surgery (MAS) Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion (TLIF) is a surgical procedure that was developed to provide spinal stability and help reduce pain in the lower back and lower extremities by using a less disruptive surgical procedure.
MAS TLIF 2 is the next generation minimally disruptive, pedicle-based TLIF retractor. It is an integrated procedural alignment solution designed for maximum visibility, functionality, and unimpeded access to known clinical and anatomical landmarks.
Alignment
iGA
Integrated Global Alignment (iGA) is a platform comprised of procedurally based technologies, designed to enhance clinical and economic outcomes by increasing the predictability of achieving global alignment in all spinal procedures. Integration across the surgical workflow allows the surgeon to confidently and reproducibly:
• Calculate alignment parameters with preoperative planning tools.
• Correct the anterior and posterior column with comprehensive procedural solutions from NuVasive® with the industry’s only real-time intraoperative assessment.
• Confirm the restoration and preservation of global alignment postoperatively.
Featured Product
TLX 20°
TLX provides anterior column stability and restoration of sagittal alignment with up to 20° of customizable oblique lordosis from a posterior approach.
Customizable Fit
True anatomical fit enabled by various heights, footprints, and lordotic options.
Controlled, incremental expansion up to 20° secured by integrated auto-lock feature.
Oblique Lordotic Expansion
Anterior column stability and restoration of sagittal alignment with up to 20° of customizable lordosis.
Unique implant profile maintains coronal alignment while expanding in the oblique plane.
Streamlined Performance
One multifunctional instrument designed to rapidly insert, expand and post pack the implant.
Contact Information
Phone: 1300 215 200
Email: [email protected]
Corporate Governance
Commitment | Courage | Respect
NuVasive has adopted a comprehensive compliance program, entitled NuVasive Global Business Ethics and Compliance Program, which is designed to prevent, detect, and deter unethical business conduct, or violations of law or Company policy.
The NuVasive Integrity Hotline can be reached in Australia at 1-800-037-469.
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4. Olsen MA, Mayfield J, Lauryssen C, et al. Risk factors for surgical site infection in spinal surgery. J Neurosurg 2003;98(2):149-55.24.
5. Olsen MA, Nepple JJ, Riew KD, et al. Risk factors for surgical site infection following orthopaedic spinal operations. J Bone Joint Surg Am 2008;90(1):62-9.