The ProDisc-L lumbar prosthesis
Abstract Degenerative disc disease at some stage requires surgical treatment to improve the pain situation. As opposed to fusion technologies, which bring immediate pain relief but that will again develop over the next years due to adjacent level disease, motion-sparing devices appear to avoid this...
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