The FDA cleared Stryker’s MultiGen 2 RF Generator. The technology is intended for use during minimally invasive radiofrequency ablation and treats patients with facet joint pain.
A new study published in Clinical Spine Surgery compares Siemens’ Siremobile Iso-C 3D and Ziehm’s Vision FD Vario 3D for intraoperative imaging and navigation during minimally invasive spine surgery. The study authors concluded, “The Siremobile Iso-C 3D provides high-quality 3D scans in slender spine regions, whereas the Vision FD Vario 3D appears to have advantages in the lumbar spine.”
Mark Giovanini, MD, is among the first to perform a minimally invasive SI joint fusion with the Mazor Renaissance System in the Southeast U.S.
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