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Dekompressor Disc Removal System
Disc diagnosis and therapy for back pain caused by symptomatic discs.
Features
Our Dekompressor System helps relieve pain caused by contained disc herniations through a procedure called percutaneous discectomy.1 You can measurably and selectively extract disc material without annular or nuclear disruption.2-5
You may be able to use the removed material for disc biopsies. Multiple clinical studies show that percutaneous discectomies using our Dekompressor System are successful for 90% of patients.3 This minimally invasive procedure reduces pressure on the nerve root by removing disc nucleus.
Removes quantifiable disc material
No capital equipment required
No thermal damage to the nerve root
Provides sample for biopsy
- Amoretti N, David P, Grimaud A, Flory P, Hovorka I, Roux C, Chevallier P, Bruneton JN. Clinical follow-up of 50 patients treated by percutaneous lumbar discectomy. Clinical Imaging. 2006; 30(4):242-4
- Alò K, Wright RE, Sutcliffe J, Brandt SA. Percutaneous lumbar discectomy: clinical response in an initial cohort of 50 consecutive patients with chronic radicular pain. Pain Practice 2004; 4:19-29
- Alò KM, Wright RE, Sutcliffe J, Brandt SA. Percutaneous lumbar discectomy: one-year follow-up in an initial cohort of 50 consecutive patients with chronic radicular pain. Pain Pract. 2005; 5(2):116-23
- Alò K, Wright RE, Fu ZJ. Open human torso laboratory dissection with annular and nuclear lumbar disc analysis pre and post Dekompressor®. Denver, CO: University of Colorado Health Sciences Center College of Medicine, Department of Anatomy; January 19/20, 2003
- Wright R. Preclinical laboratory analysis of Dekompressor® percutaneous decompression in sheep and human cadaver discs: Internal Data. Fort Collins, CO: Colorado State University; May 2000
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