Bioengineering
X-spine Systems, Inc. Granted Key Patent for Disk Augmentation System
Published in Medical Patent Law Weekly, November 7th, 2007
"We believe this technology represents the next evolution in the surgical treatment of degenerative disk disease," states David Kirschman, M.D., president of X-spine. "The key concept of this technology is to augment, rather than replace, degenerating spinal motion elements, including disks and facet joints."
The disk augmentation technology incorporates a unique adjustable...
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