Lumbar Disc Replacement Device Technology Continues To Advance With Growing Demand And Technological Developments
Lumbar Disc Replacement Device The Lumbar Spine is one of the largest and strongest parts of the body. Its vertebrae are connected by a gel-filled disc that acts as a shock absorber to distribute pressure and stress between the bones. A disk that is damaged or degenerated can cause pain and limit mobility. There are many different types of lumbar disc replacement devices on the market today. Some are relatively constrained while others are unconstrained, but both types have been shown to be effective in treating patients with DDD. Currently, there are several FDA-approved artificial discs available for the lumbar spine. These include the Prodisc(r)-L, CHARITE(r), Secure(r)-C, and Maverick(r). The Lumbar Disc Replacement Device consists of two metallic endplates and a polyethylene inlay that has been plasma-sprayed with titanium to help promote bone integration. It was originally designed to treat single-level DDD but was expanded in Spring 2020 to include two-level disease....