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FDA Approval Letters and Safety & Effectiveness Data: Cervical & Lumbar Artificial Disc Replacement Devices

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    Announcement FDA Approval Letters and Safety & Effectiveness Data: Cervical & Lumbar Artificial Disc Replacement Devices

    BRYAN® Cervical Disc
    • Here's information on the FDA approval of the BRYAN® Cervical Disc on 5/12/09. Click here.
    • Here's a PDF of the actual Approval Letter of the BRYAN® Cervical Disc from the FDA. Click here.
    • Summary of Safety and Effectiveness Data. Click here.

    CHARITÉ™ Artificial Disc
    • Here's information on the FDA approval of the CHARITÉ™ from 2004. Click here.
    • Here's a PDF of the actual Approval Letter of the CHARITÉ™ from the FDA. Click here.
    • Summary of Safety and Effectiveness Data. Click here.

    PRESTIGE® Cervical Disc System
    • Here's information on the FDA approval of the PRESTIGE® Cervical Disc from 2006. Click here.
    • Here's a PDF of the actual Approval Letter of the PRESTIGE® Cervical Disc from the FDA. Click here.
    • Summary of Safety and Effectiveness Data. Click here.

    ProDisc®-L Total Disc Replacement
    • Here's information on the FDA approval of the ProDisc®-L from 2006. Click here.
    • Here's a PDF of the actual Approval Letter of the ProDisc®-L from the FDA. Click here.
    • Summary of Safety and Effectiveness Data. Click here.

    ProDisc®-C Total Disc Replacement
    • Here's information on the FDA approval of the ProDisc®-C from 2007. Click here.
    • Here's a PDF of the actual Approval Letter of the ProDisc®-C from the FDA. Click here.
    • Summary of Safety and Effectiveness Data. Click here.

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    Default re: FDA Approval Letters and Safety & Effectiveness Data: Cervical & Lumbar Artificial Disc Replacement Devices

    Quote Originally Posted by Justin View Post
    BRYAN® Cervical Disc
    • Here's information on the FDA approval of the BRYAN® Cervical Disc on 5/12/09. Click here.
    • Here's a PDF of the actual Approval Letter of the BRYAN® Cervical Disc from the FDA. Click here.
    • Summary of Safety and Effectiveness Data. Click here.

    CHARITÉ™ Artificial Disc
    • Here's information on the FDA approval of the CHARITÉ™ from 2004. Click here.
    • Here's a PDF of the actual Approval Letter of the CHARITÉ™ from the FDA. Click here.
    • Summary of Safety and Effectiveness Data. Click here.

    PRESTIGE® Cervical Disc System
    • Here's information on the FDA approval of the PRESTIGE® Cervical Disc from 2006. Click here.
    • Here's a PDF of the actual Approval Letter of the PRESTIGE® Cervical Disc from the FDA. Click here.
    • Summary of Safety and Effectiveness Data. Click here.

    ProDisc®-L Total Disc Replacement
    • Here's information on the FDA approval of the ProDisc®-L from 2006. Click here.
    • Here's a PDF of the actual Approval Letter of the ProDisc®-L from the FDA. Click here.
    • Summary of Safety and Effectiveness Data. Click here.

    ProDisc®-C Total Disc Replacement
    • Here's information on the FDA approval of the ProDisc®-C from 2007. Click here.
    • Here's a PDF of the actual Approval Letter of the ProDisc®-C from the FDA. Click here.
    • Summary of Safety and Effectiveness Data. Click here.
    Have you seen anything on XL TDR FDA approval?


    XL TDR is a metallic prosthetic joint, or total disc replacement, that replaces a degenerative intervertebral disc. Like fusion, total disc replacement is designed to supplant the primary function of the disc – to maintain vertebral spacing to protect the nerves and spinal cord. Unlike fusion, though, total disc replacement seeks to maintain one of the secondary functions of the disc – providing motion in the spine. Once implanted between the vertebrae, XL TDR is designed to relieve pain and restore height while replicating the motion characteristics of an intact healthy disc.
    I have a L4-5 ruptured disc, probably from the many bike wreaks and years of dancing. I will be having the XLTDR done in Austin Texas in April. Looking forward to it.

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    Default re: FDA Approval Letters and Safety & Effectiveness Data: Cervical & Lumbar Artificial Disc Replacement Devices

    Good luck with the surgery!! The lateral approach from what I read is alot better than anterior approach. I think the future is this approach with all ADR's.
    Riding 4 wheeler and playing basketball. Collide with guy in mid air and I hit concrete on one leg and then fall down. Wake up in pain cant move for few hours, fine few days later. Back never the same.

    dec 2007 horseplaying with father, contained l5-s1 disc herniation with sciata on right leg, traction helps and time, pain free, diagnosed ddd l4/l5 and l5/s1

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