Artificial neck disc tested as alternative to fusion surgery
NCT ID NCT01433367
Summary
This study aimed to see how well a new artificial disc (CerPass) worked for people with painful, single-level cervical disc disease in their neck. It was for adults aged 18-60 who had not improved with at least 6 weeks of other treatments like physical therapy. The main goal was to check if the device successfully reduced disability and pain, and maintained neck movement, two years after surgery.
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Hospital Del Prado
Tijuana, Estado de Baja California, Mexico
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