New spinal implant tested to fuse painful backs
NCT ID NCT04416321
Summary
This study tested a specific spinal implant device used in fusion surgery for people with painful, worn-out discs in their lower back. It followed 25 patients for two years after surgery to see how safe the device was and if it successfully helped the bones fuse together. The main goal was to collect real-world data on pain relief, quality of life, and how well the fusion healed on X-rays and CT scans.
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Neurosurgical Associates of Lancaster
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 17601, United States
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