WEST CHESTER, PA — Centinel Spine, the leading global medical device company, has achieved a remarkable milestone with more than 250,000 prodisc implants worldwide. The West Chester-based company is set to showcase its unique Match-the-Disc™ cervical and lumbar total disc replacement (TDR) systems at the North American Spine Society’s (NASS) 38th Annual Meeting in Los Angeles, CA.
Centinel Spine stands out as the only company offering cervical and lumbar TDR systems that allow matching the disc to the specific needs of the patient and surgeon. This achievement is backed by a reported reoperation rate of less than 1%, validating the effectiveness of the prodisc technology.
The upcoming NASS meeting, taking place from October 18-21, 2023, will feature Centinel Spine’s prodisc Match-the-Disc™ cervical and lumbar TDR systems. The company’s “Surgical Stadium” event will take place on October 18 at 2:30pm local time, providing an educational platform for attendees led by renowned faculty Prof. Dr. Rudolf Bertagnoli, Dr. John F. Hall, Dr. Osama Ahmed, and Dr. Ehsan Jazini.
These experts will demonstrate the value of intraoperative implant optionality through a cadaveric surgical implantation using the Company’s two latest cervical TDR technologies launched in the U.S., prodisc C Vivo and prodisc C SK.
Dr. John Hall, Orthopedic Spine Surgeon with Flagstaff Bone & Joint, Flagstaff, Arizona, will moderate the Surgical Stadium program. He expressed appreciation for Centinel Spine’s commitment to total disc arthroplasty education and highlighted the benefits of the new cervical and lumbar prodisc implants recently introduced in the U.S.
Centinel Spine CEO Steve Murray emphasized the importance of surgeon education as the total disc replacement market rapidly expands. He praised the NASS organization for providing an excellent forum to deliver educational content and expressed gratitude for the support of an experienced global faculty.
The NASS 2023 meeting will also highlight the prodisc CORE technology, the articulating design feature that has been instrumental in ensuring predictable clinical outcomes of every prodisc device over the past 30+ years and 250,000+ implantations.
As the prodisc technology portfolio continues to grow, now including an unmatched four cervical and two lumbar devices, Centinel Spine is solidifying its position as a pioneer in addressing cervical and lumbar spinal disease. This upcoming NASS meeting provides an exciting opportunity for the medical community to gain insights into these revolutionary advancements in total disc replacement.
Centinel Spine is headquartered at 900 Airport Rd West Chester, Pennsylvania, and is the largest privately-held spine company focused on motion-preserving solutions. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.CentinelSpine.com.
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