Tiny titanium spheres aim to stabilize broken backs
NCT ID NCT07242677
Summary
This study is looking back at how well a medical device called SPHEREPLAST works for people with spinal fractures. The device is a small titanium sphere placed during a procedure to help stabilize the broken bone. Researchers will check the medical records of 40 patients to see if their pain and mobility improved over a year, and if the device was safe.
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G. Rodolico - San Marco University Hospital, Via S. Sofia, 78
Catania, CT, Italy
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