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News on Degenerative Disc Disease

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Recent Degenerative Disc Disease News

Treating Degenerative Disc Disease with Injectable Polymers?
Research is currently being conducted on a variety of chemical polymers that can be used to replace degenerated intervertebral discs.
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Disc Motion Technologies Spinal Joint Replacement Device
The Disc Motion surgical device is currently in development and may have several potential advantages over current disc replacement surgery.
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Enhance Lumbar Fusion Procedure with CONCORDE Device?
CONCORDE Bullet device has important innovations that enhance lumbar fusion procedures.
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Vertigraft VG1: How Is This Product Different?
Is Vertigraft VG1 graft any different from the spinal fusion products currently on the market?
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Back-PAK Discectomy Set: Easier Access to Comprosmised Disc Space?
Back-PAK DS is designed for use in discectomy procedures and implant site preparation, which allows reduced invasiveness through accommodation of compromised disc space and preservation of bone.
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LowTop Pedicle Screw: Added Flexibility for Spinal Disorder Treatment?
Is the LowTop pedicle screw system by Pioneer Surgical Technology significantly better than currently available products?
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Aleutian Spacer Systems Fully Launched
Aleutian incorporates a full range of anatomically designed spacers to address varying surgical approaches and different parts of the spine
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Charite Artificial Spinal Disc Design To Be Tweaked
The Charite artificial spinal disc, manufactured by Johnson & Johnson, will be tweaked by the manufacturer.
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Zyre Facet Implant System: A Breakthrough in the Treatment of Chronic Back Pain?
Zyre Facet Implant System is the first arthroplasty system developed specifically to address facet joint pain
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