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This is a discussion on Why did Synthes Sue Spinal Kinetics ???? within the Artificial Disc Replacement forums, part of the Spine Surgery Support category; hi so, do some companies want to have keels rather than spikes ? It might gain some better stability right ...
Re: Why did Synthes Sue Spinal Kinetics ???? hi
so, do some companies want to have keels rather than spikes ?
It might gain some better stability right after op but it makes it more difficult to extract in cases of revision.
does it mean some companies rather choose keels for something better ?
Trauma at 20 y/o left buttock, thigh, LBP eversince.
confirmed DDD retro spondylolisthesis L5/S1, offered fusion,
had discectomy successful.
ProDisc-L L5/S1 at Pro Spine Successful
Re: Why did Synthes Sue Spinal Kinetics ???? Aren't lawsuits of that sort a way to delay competitors from getting their product on the market?
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