TeDan Surgical Innovations (TSI) launched the Phantom UL™ ZeroATP® Surgical Access System. ZeroATP offers lumbar access with single-system access from L2 to L5.
ZeroATP solution complements the Phantom AL Anterior Lumbar Surgical Access System, for a seamless upgrade to an all-in-one access solution for traditional ALIF and ZeroATP procedures.
“ZeroATP together with the Phantom AL system provides the surgeon with a solution for both the anterior and oblique corridors to the lumbar spine in one single system, “said Dr. Thomas Terramani. “Not only offering the safety and ergonomic benefits of the supine patient positioning for disc exposure and instrumentation, the ZeroATP approach allows the spine team the flexibility to address multi-level cases from L2-L5.
“In short, either direct anterior or oblique ATP pathways to the lumbar spine can be used with a single retractor system and single patient position.”
TeDan Surgical Innovations (TSI) launched the Phantom UL™ ZeroATP® Surgical Access System. ZeroATP offers lumbar access with single-system access from L2 to L5.
ZeroATP solution complements the Phantom AL Anterior Lumbar Surgical Access System, for a seamless upgrade to an all-in-one access solution for traditional ALIF and ZeroATP procedures. ...
TeDan Surgical Innovations (TSI) launched the Phantom UL™ ZeroATP® Surgical Access System. ZeroATP offers lumbar access with single-system access from L2 to L5.
ZeroATP solution complements the Phantom AL Anterior Lumbar Surgical Access System, for a seamless upgrade to an all-in-one access solution for traditional ALIF and ZeroATP procedures.
“ZeroATP together with the Phantom AL system provides the surgeon with a solution for both the anterior and oblique corridors to the lumbar spine in one single system, “said Dr. Thomas Terramani. “Not only offering the safety and ergonomic benefits of the supine patient positioning for disc exposure and instrumentation, the ZeroATP approach allows the spine team the flexibility to address multi-level cases from L2-L5.
“In short, either direct anterior or oblique ATP pathways to the lumbar spine can be used with a single retractor system and single patient position.”
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