In 4Q15, Vexim achieved the key milestone of 25,000 SpineJack® units sold since the market launch in 2011.
This follows a 3Q15 quarterly sales record of €3.6MM (~US $3.9MM), +44% from 3Q14.
Source: Vexim
SpineJack is designed to support anatomical restoration of vertebral compression fractures (VCFs) caused by trauma. The range of sizes, from 4.2mm to 5.8mm, may be used to address 95% of all VCFs.
In 2Q15, the company announced 1-year results from a pilot feasibility study comparing VCF treatment with SpineJack to Medtronic’s balloon. Results demonstrated that SpineJack was highly effective, resulting in greater/sustainable restoration of vertebral height, faster pain relief and shorter OR time.
In 4Q15, Vexim achieved the key milestone of 25,000 SpineJack® units sold since the market launch in 2011.
This follows a 3Q15 quarterly sales record of €3.6MM (~US $3.9MM), +44% from 3Q14.
Source: Vexim
SpineJack is designed to support anatomical restoration of vertebral compression fractures (VCFs) caused by trauma. The range of...
In 4Q15, Vexim achieved the key milestone of 25,000 SpineJack® units sold since the market launch in 2011.
This follows a 3Q15 quarterly sales record of €3.6MM (~US $3.9MM), +44% from 3Q14.
Source: Vexim
SpineJack is designed to support anatomical restoration of vertebral compression fractures (VCFs) caused by trauma. The range of sizes, from 4.2mm to 5.8mm, may be used to address 95% of all VCFs.
In 2Q15, the company announced 1-year results from a pilot feasibility study comparing VCF treatment with SpineJack to Medtronic’s balloon. Results demonstrated that SpineJack was highly effective, resulting in greater/sustainable restoration of vertebral height, faster pain relief and shorter OR time.
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Julie Vetalice is ORTHOWORLD's Editorial Assistant. She has covered the orthopedic industry for over 20 years, having joined the company in 1999.





