10:48 AM EDT, 04/02/2025 (MT Newswires) -- Aurora Spine ( ASAPF ) on Wednesday announced the publication of a new clinical study evaluating the biomechanical performance of Aurora Spine's ( ASAPF ) SiLO TFX system against traditional techniques in the journal Neurospine.

The study's findings indicate that the technique, as employed by the SiLO TFX system, removes less bone volume and offers a larger surface area for bony fusion compared to the posterolateral transosseous technique.

The SiLO TFX system is a minimally invasive solution designed for sacroiliac joint fusion, addressing conditions such as sacroiliac joint disruptions and degenerative sacroiliitis, Aurora Spine ( ASAPF ) said.

"The study demonstrated the superior performance of the SiLO TFX system in sacroiliac joint fusion. These findings align with Aurora Spine's ( ASAPF ) commitment to developing innovative, minimally invasive solutions that optimize patient outcomes and establish new standards in sacroiliac joint care," said Chief Executive Officer Trent Northcutt.

The company's shares were last seen edging lower at $0.345, on the TSX Venture Exchange.

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