Here are five points:
1. The BoneScalpel device provides a controlled bone incision and removal that spares soft tissue structures.
2. The device is designed is to reduce blood loss, cell savery use, blood transfusions and operative time during spine procedures.
3. Daniel Rosenthal, MD, head of the spine section at Hochtaunusklinik in Bad Homburg, Germany, will lead the workshop.
4. Neurosurgeons Martin Wilby, MD, and Simon Clark, MD, of The Walton Centre in Liverpool, United Kingdom, will share their clinical experiences and outcome data.
5. EuroSpine 2015 will be held in Copenhagen, Denmark from Sept. 2 to Sept. 4.
“The BoneScalpel offers a tremendous advantage in complex spine procedures…,” said Dr. Rosenthal.”The BoneScalpel has changed my surgical practice enabling me to offer my patients a more effective and efficient spinal procedure.”
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