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Raymedica® Announces
Authors for Volume IV of the 4-Part Series on “Nucleus Arthroplasty™ Technology
in Spinal Care.”
MINNEAPOLIS, (May 2, 2007) — Raymedica, the Pioneer in Nucleus
Arthroplasty, announced today the Authors of its upcoming Volume IV publication
in the ground-breaking Series entitled, “Nucleus Arthroplasty™ Technology
in Spinal Care.” Volume IV “Emerging Technology,” will
be released at the North American Spine Society (NASS) 22nd Annual Meeting
being held in Austin, Texas, October 23-27, 2007.
“The invited authors offer a unique prospective on the emerging
concept of Nucleus Arthroplasty and address this technology with objective
integrity,” stated John J. Viscogliosi, Chairman & CEO of Raymedica. Mr.
Viscogliosi, added, “The strategies, suggestions, and guidance
they contribute add tremendously to the overall “value” of
this educational Series.”
Volume IV, “Emerging Technology”, scheduled for release at
the North American Spine Society (NASS) 22nd Annual Meeting in October,
2007, will include the following invited Authors and topics:
- Chapter 21, “Nucleus Arthroplasty Technology: Patient Selection & Procedure
Demographics,” invited co-authors: Alejandro Reyes-Sanchez, MD,
Mexico City, Mexico and John S. Thalgott, MD, Las Vegas, NV.
- Chapter 22, “Nucleus Arthroplasty vs. TDR – Approach/Access
and Procedure,” invited co-authors: Salvador A. Brau, MD, FACS,
Los Angeles, CA; Gary A. Fantini, MD FACS, New York, NY; Dr.
med. univ. Rudolf Bertagnoli, Straubing, Germany, and Rick B. Delamarter,
MD, Santa Monica, CA.
- Chapter 23, “Nucleus Arthroplasty: Challenges of Implant Design
,” invited lead author, Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Wilke, Ulm,
Germany.
- Chapter 24, “Nucleus Arthroplasty: Clinical Experience,” invited
lead author, Hyun W. Bae, MD, Santa Monica, CA.
- Chapter 25, “Socioeconomic Impact of Nucleus Arthroplasty Technology,” invited
lead author: Alexander R. Vaccaro, MD, Philadelphia, PA.
- Chapter 26, “Biologics and Nucleus Arthroplasty Technology
Applications,” invited lead author: Jeffrey C. Wang, MD,
Los Angeles, CA.
- Chapter 27, “The Future of Nucleus Arthroplasty Technology,” co-authored
by the Series’ Deputy Editorial Board: Reginald J. Davis, MD,
FACS, Baltimore, MD; Federico P. Girardi, MD, New York, NY and Frank
P. Cammisa, Jr. MD, FACS, New York, NY
Raymedica has created a website to provide access to this, and previous
published volumes. Nucleusarthroplasty.com is primarily an educational
website designed to provide valuable guidance to spine surgeons as they
seek to provide more effective and less invasive options for the treatment
of degenerative disc disease (DDD). The service is free to physicians
and the general public at www.nucleusarthroplasty.com.
About Raymedica
Raymedica, based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is the Pioneer in Nucleus Arthroplasty
having developed the world’s first nucleus replacement device in 1996. Raymedica
develops, manufactures and markets medical device systems designed to treat patients
with degenerative disc disease that have been unresponsive to non-surgical treatment. Raymedica’s
products are currently available in many countries worldwide, but are limited
to investigational use only in the United States. For more information, visit
the Company's website at http://www.raymedica.com.
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