
Tenex Health received FDA 510(k) clearance to market TX®-Bone ultrasonic technology.
TX-Bone is employed through a small incision with an ultrasound or palpation guided technique to perform selective cutting and debriding of pain-generating bone and calcific tissue. Applications include rotator cuff, triceps, the gluteus/trochanteric region, Achilles tendon insertion, Haglund’s deformity and plantar fascia insertion spurs.
To date, TX technology has successfully been used in over 90,000 cases.
Source: Tenex Health
Tenex Health received FDA 510(k) clearance to market TX®-Bone ultrasonic technology.
TX-Bone is employed through a small incision with an ultrasound or palpation guided technique to perform selective cutting and debriding of pain-generating bone and calcific tissue. Applications include rotator cuff, triceps, the gluteus/trochanteric region,...
Tenex Health received FDA 510(k) clearance to market TX®-Bone ultrasonic technology.
TX-Bone is employed through a small incision with an ultrasound or palpation guided technique to perform selective cutting and debriding of pain-generating bone and calcific tissue. Applications include rotator cuff, triceps, the gluteus/trochanteric region, Achilles tendon insertion, Haglund’s deformity and plantar fascia insertion spurs.
To date, TX technology has successfully been used in over 90,000 cases.
Source: Tenex Health
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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.




