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Raymedica received FDA approval to initiate patent enrollment in the HydraFlex™ Nucleus Arthroplasty System™ Clinical Trial

   
 
 
   

Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval has been granted to perform a clinical evaluation of the HydraFlex Nucleus Arthroplasty System for the treatment of DDD.

The HydraFlex device replaces the nucleus, or center of the spinal disc, in your lower back that is not functioning normally. The device is intended to reduce your pain, improve function, and maintain disc height while preserving motion at the level where you will have surgery. The treatment is a potential solution to patients that have not gotten relief from non-surgical options (conservative care). The HydraFlex Nucleus Arthroplasty System includes the surgical procedure, implant, surgical instruments, and your post-operative
care program.

For more information on spine surgeons participating in the FDA approved clinical evaluation on the HydraFlex™ Nucleus Arthroplasty System™ Technology, please refer to the following investigator websites:

US CLINICAL TRIAL TRAINED SURGEONS

Reginald J. Davis, M.D., FACS, Baltimore, MD, USA
Study Coordinator: Jackie Murphy, RN (Tel: 443-849-4282)
http://www.gbmc.org/gbna/links.cfm

Kenneth A. Pettine, M.D., Loveland, CO, USA
Study Coordinator: Gina Klapproth, RNFA (Tel: 800-795-5487)
http://www.rmsas.com/3_clinicaltrial3.html

John S. Thalgott, M.D., Las Vegas, NV, USA
Study Coordinator: Madilyne Fogarty, (Tel: 702-878-4382)
www.cdsslv.com

Rick B. Delamarter, M.D., Santa Monica, CA, USA,
Study Coordinator: Lacey Feldman (Tel: 310-449-6584)

 

 

   
       
 

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