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ISASS: Freedom Disc vs. ProDisc-L for Treatment of 1-level Lumbar Disc Disease

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April 2013

ISASS: Freedom Disc vs. ProDisc-L for Treatment of 1-level Lumbar Disc Disease

Vol: 2| Issue: 3| Number:110| ISSN#: 2564-2537
Study Type:Randomized Trial
OE Level Evidence:N/A
Journal Level of Evidence:N/A

Freedom Disc vs. ProDisc-L for Treatment of 1-level Lumbar Disc Disease: Results from One Investigative Site of the USA FDA Randomized Clinical Trial

Contributing Authors:
H Bedi M Kropf LEA Kanim J Kim B Hyun A Rasouli RB Delamarter

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39 patients treated with Freedom Disc (20) vs. ProDisc-L (19) artificial disc replacement devices (ADR) were evaluated for clinical patient self-reported outcomes after single-level lumbar disc disease L3 to S1 treatment. 2 year results concluded that both groups had similar self-reported improvements that were maintained up to 24 months. The Freedom device however, had slightly earlier recovery, ...

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