The FDA clearance permits the motion-preserving device to be implanted across two levels in the cervical spine.
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FDA approves Providence Medical’s CORUS PCSS 3D-T spinal device
CORUS incorporates integrated screw fixation as a nonsegmental posterior instrumentation tool.
Next-generation posterior cervical implant pairs 3D-printed porous titanium with the clinically proven CORUS™ PCSS design.
Providence Medical Technology, Inc., the leader in Total Segmental Fusion, stabilizing all three joints of the spinal segment with technology backed by Level 1 clinical evidence, announced that it has ...
Centinel Spine receives US FDA approval for two-level use of prodisc C Nova cervical total disc replacement device: West Chester, Pennsylvania Thursday, October 15, 2026, 17:00 Hr ...
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Medicare is changing the financial equation for spine surgeons, and reimbursement cuts are only part of it. With thousands of specialists entering mandatory payment models, prior authorization ...
The spine industry keeps producing new technology. Bilal Butt, MD, wants to know how much of it actually makes surgery better. At Cleveland Clinic, where surgeons have access to advanced implants, ...
Nearly three months after the record-breaking sale of “Gus” – which sold for $50.1 million at Sotheby’s New York earlier this year, becoming the most valuable dinosaur ever sold at auction – Sotheby’s ...
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