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More Effective, Less
Invasive MicroDiscectomy
Precise, controlled nucleus removal through a small, dilated annulotomy with minimal nerve root manipulation
Efficient
• Simultaneously cuts and aspirates nucleus reducing procedural time
• Power driven controlled nucleus removal
Safe
• Round atraumatic MicroResector tip design reduces risks of annular
puncture and endplate damage
• Instrument insertion depth gauged by 1cm laser markings
• Tactile depth indicator controls the precise depth of insertion
• Excellent visualization of vital structures achieved by bayonet design
• Cannula insertion depth controlled by tactile depth indicator
Effective
• Removes precise, predictable amount of nucleus to decompress the
nerve root regardless of patient’s age
• Smaller dilated annulotomy reduces risk of reherniation
• Decompresses with minimal nerve root manipulation, reducing the
risk of post-operative radicular pain secondary to neurofibrosis
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SpineJet MicroResector |
SpineJet MicroDiscectomy Access Set |
Downloads
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MicroDiscectomy Brochure |
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MicroDiscectomy Technique Video
by M.Hardenbrook , MD |
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MicroDiscectomy Technique Guide
by M.Hardenbrook , MD |
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SpineJet MicroDiscectomy Tissue Consumption White Paper |
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Case Study |
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Clinical Studies |
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From Microdiscectomy to Percutaneous HydroDiscectomy
by Mitchell. Hardenbrook, MD
Presented January 23, 2009
- Click here (42MB)
* Videos may take several minutes to download prior to viewing
* If viewing in Quicktime, select View, then Fit to Screen |
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A Webinar on Effective Disc Space Preparation for TLIF approach, followed by HydroDiscectomy: A Novel Approach to Nerve Root Decompression for Lumbar Herniated Nucleus Pulposus
by Robert J. Henderson, MD, FACS
Presented June 24th, 2008
- Click here for Windows format (54MB)
* Videos may take 5-10 minutes to download prior to viewing due to
their large size |
Clinical Papers
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