Here are three highlights:
1. The system is intended to help treat moderate lumbar spinal stenosis.
2. Surgeons have implanted the Superion IDS in more than 2,000 patients around the globe.
3. Southwest Spine & Pain Center reports nearly 90 percent of patients implanted with the system report “continuing satisfaction.”
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