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Cousin Surgery is expanding its range of spinal surgery products with the acquisition of C Disc, reportedly the first reverse cervical prosthesis with a double center of rotation.
C Disc is already available in several European markets (France, Germany, Spain and the United Kingdom). International roll-out will target Vietnam, Korea, Taiwan and Mexico.
The device is indicated for the treatment of disc degeneration and various instabilities of the cervical spine (herniation, protrusion with canal stenosis and mild to moderate spondylarthrosis).
The prosthesis has a mobile core made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE), which adapts to the physiological movements of the cervical spine: flexion/extension, lateral bending, rotation and translation. The design incorporates a double center of rotation to ensure optimal
self-centering of the prosthesis and limit excessive movement.
The C Disc prosthesis is delivered pre-assembled with a single-use placement instrument, which allows for optimal grip and repositioning of the implant without disconnection.
The launch of the C Disc prosthesis expands Cousin Surgery’s range in the field of the spine and mobility preservation, particularly marked by alternatives to fusion:
- Intraspine: device dedicated to the intervertebral space with laminar support, respecting lumbar biomechanics
- Bdyn: implant dedicated to posterior dynamic stabilisation in cases of spinal degeneration and/or instability.
“Our commitment remains to provide surgeons with the most relevant solutions to maintain their patients’ mobility. With C Disc, we are
enhancing our spinal expertise by introducing an innovative option in the cervical segment,” said François Henin, CEO of Cousin Surgery.
Source: Cousin Surgery
Cousin Surgery is expanding its range of spinal surgery products with the acquisition of C Disc, reportedly the first reverse cervical prosthesis with a double center of rotation.
C Disc is already available in several European markets (France, Germany, Spain and the United Kingdom). International roll-out will target Vietnam, Korea, Taiwan...
Cousin Surgery is expanding its range of spinal surgery products with the acquisition of C Disc, reportedly the first reverse cervical prosthesis with a double center of rotation.
C Disc is already available in several European markets (France, Germany, Spain and the United Kingdom). International roll-out will target Vietnam, Korea, Taiwan and Mexico.
The device is indicated for the treatment of disc degeneration and various instabilities of the cervical spine (herniation, protrusion with canal stenosis and mild to moderate spondylarthrosis).
The prosthesis has a mobile core made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE), which adapts to the physiological movements of the cervical spine: flexion/extension, lateral bending, rotation and translation. The design incorporates a double center of rotation to ensure optimal
self-centering of the prosthesis and limit excessive movement.
The C Disc prosthesis is delivered pre-assembled with a single-use placement instrument, which allows for optimal grip and repositioning of the implant without disconnection.
The launch of the C Disc prosthesis expands Cousin Surgery’s range in the field of the spine and mobility preservation, particularly marked by alternatives to fusion:
- Intraspine: device dedicated to the intervertebral space with laminar support, respecting lumbar biomechanics
- Bdyn: implant dedicated to posterior dynamic stabilisation in cases of spinal degeneration and/or instability.
“Our commitment remains to provide surgeons with the most relevant solutions to maintain their patients’ mobility. With C Disc, we are
enhancing our spinal expertise by introducing an innovative option in the cervical segment,” said François Henin, CEO of Cousin Surgery.
Source: Cousin Surgery
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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.
