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UNLEASH™ MIS TLIF
A MORE STREAMLINED MIS TLIF? IT’S ABOUT TIME.
UNLEASH™ MIS TLIF Solution is a procedural solution that helps streamline and improve the 3 key stages in MIS TLIF (minimally invasive surgery transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion):
- Discectomy with CONCORDE® Clear MIS Discectomy Device
- Cage placement with PROTI 360° Integrated Technology
- Screw placement with VIPER PRIME™ System.
Dr Parajón - Driving OR Efficiencies with Innovative MIS TLIF Webinar.2
UNLEASH MIS TLIF animation
CONCORDE Clear animation
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CONCORDE® Clear MIS Discectomy Device
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Designed to provide more efficient disc clearing and endplate preparation than using standard discectomy tools.1
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PROTI 360° Integrated Technology
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Engineered to provide immediate mechanical stability and to promote rapid and long-lasting biological fixation with supporting bone.
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VIPER PRIME animation
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VIPER PRIME™ System
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Eliminates the need for guidewires, Jamshidi needles and pedicle preparation instruments which enables surgeons to target pedicles and insert screws in one single instrument pass.
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Supporting Documentation
Resources
UNLEASH™ MIS TLIF SOLUTION Value Analysis Brief
Technique Guides
CONCORDE Clear MIS Discectomy Device Surgical Technique
T-PAL. Transforaminal Posterior Atraumatic Lumbar Cage System. Technique Guide
CONCORDE Interbody System for Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion (TLIF) Surgical Technique
VIPER PRIME Surgical Technique
Related Products
References
1. Comparative cadaver evaluation (non-clinical testing) where Concorde Clear MIS discectomy device and traditional discectomy instrumentation were randomized at surgeon and vertebral level.
Lavelle WF, Ordway NR, Araghi A, Buckley RA, Fayyazi AH: An in vitro study examining a novel suction curette device for lumbar discectomy compared with standard manual discectomy. J Neurosurg Spine 26:454-458, 2017.
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