Intervertebral disc replacement | Which Medical Device
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The device is an RX PTA Balloon catheter designed for carotid and renal interventions. It has a low profile with 6 F compatibility and a wide inflation pressure range: (up to 17 atm for selected sizes).
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According to the manufacturer, the device provides the deliverability of an open cell stent with the security of a closed cell design. They say that the open cell design of the proximal and distal sections enhances deliverability while remaining conformable and gentle on the...
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The AS Meniscal Repair System from Medtronic (previously Covidien) is a device which assists in the approximation of soft tissue in the arthroscopic repair of meniscal tears. The single-use device allows the passage of a suture behind the tear in the meniscus using an "all-inside"...
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The BRYAN® cervical intravertebral disc replacement is a disc arthroplasty device comprising titanium and polyethylene components. It is indicated for intractable radiculopathy or myelopathy resulting from intervertebral disc disease or bulging. The BRYAN Cervical disc can be used to...
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The PRESTIGE LP Cervical Disc Replacement from Medtronic is a titanium ceramic composite device with two articulating components. The device is an evolution of the Bristol/Cummings disc first implanted in 1991. Fixation is with anterior screws. Clinical trials are ongoing.
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