Here are five highlights.
1. Mr. Gay is a four-time PGA Tour winner.
2. The partnership is designed to educate high-performing individuals about treatment options for spinal injuries and diseases.
3. Centinel Spine offers No-Profile, Integrated Interbody fusion technologies, and recently acquired the prodisc Total Disc Replacement portfolio.
4. Robert L. Masson, MD, of Orlando, Fla.-based Masson Spine Institute, operated on Mr. Gay to treat his chronic pain, implanting the Centinel Spine prodisc Total Disc Replacement system.
5. Under the partnership, Mr. Gay will wear the Centinel Spine logo on his apparel and golf bag in 2018 and 2019 at PGA tour events.
“Centinel Spine’s mission is to address spinal disease and allow individuals to continue to function at a high level, even after major spine surgery,” said Centinel Spine Chairman & CEO John Viscogliosi. “The prodisc system was purposefully designed to allow patients to return to their lives faster and with the peace of mind that the implant will restore natural motion for the long-term. Centinel Spine is proud to be partnered with Brian Gay.”
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