FH Orthopedics marked the sale of >6,000 units of its cervical and lumbar artificial discs, CP-ESP® and LP-ESP®.
ESP discs comprise hydroxyapatite-coated titanium endplates surrounding a polymer elastomeric cushion (the Elastic Spine Pad), and are designed to mimic the natural anatomy in which bony segments are connected by a spongy disc.
LP-ESP received CE Mark approval in 2004, while CP-ESP received the regulatory approval in 2012 and launched in 2014.
Source: FH Orthopedics
Image courtesy of FH Orthopedics
FH Orthopedics marked the sale of >6,000 units of its cervical and lumbar artificial discs, CP-ESP® and LP-ESP®.
ESP discs comprise hydroxyapatite-coated titanium endplates surrounding a polymer elastomeric cushion (the Elastic Spine Pad), and are designed to mimic the natural anatomy in which bony segments are connected by a spongy...
FH Orthopedics marked the sale of >6,000 units of its cervical and lumbar artificial discs, CP-ESP® and LP-ESP®.
ESP discs comprise hydroxyapatite-coated titanium endplates surrounding a polymer elastomeric cushion (the Elastic Spine Pad), and are designed to mimic the natural anatomy in which bony segments are connected by a spongy disc.
LP-ESP received CE Mark approval in 2004, while CP-ESP received the regulatory approval in 2012 and launched in 2014.
Source: FH Orthopedics
Image courtesy of FH Orthopedics
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