California’s Rhausler Reports 700% Growth for Spinal Implant Devices

San Carlos, Calif.-based Rhausler, Inc., a medical device company specializing in spinal implants and instrumentation, announced that in fiscal year 2009, the company experienced growth of nearly 700 percent for its spinal implant devices, according to a Rhausler news release.

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The company, founded by Terry Johnston and Fred H. Geisler MD, PhD, expects continued high demand for its Rhausler Dynamic and Semiconstrained Anterior Cervical Vertebrae Plating System, due to cumulated average growth rates for the global spinal implant market estimated at 12-15 percent in 2010 and 2011, according to the release

“The demand in the marketplace has been strong, exceeding our expectations,” Mr. Johnston, president and CEO at Rhausler, said in the release. “The market validation for Rhausler products — including our recent licensing deal with a major spine company in Brazil, our unique distribution strategy and our dedication to 100 percent quality — reiterates our commitment to providing superior spinal implant solutions at an effective manufacturing cost to orthopedic and neuro-spine surgeons in the U.S. and internationally.”

Read the release on Rhausler’s FY 2009 growth.

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