LfC is one of few spinal implant developers worldwide, who can be proud of launching to the market the ”next generation” of interspinous implants. Years’ international experience gained with previous implant solutions (InterS/inSWing) and many consultations with surgeons resulted in the development of an implant that would place itself ahead of competitive products, but most of all, one that meets the surgeon’s expectations.
”InsEx” (Interspinous Expandable Spacer) is an advanced, low invasive medical device, which is introduced into interspinous space from the one-sided posterior approach. With the help of a sophisticated inserter, simultaneous implantation and subtle distraction occur – until the complete closure of the implant (without damaging the spinous processes). This procedure provides safe, non-damaging implantation with secure positioning of the implant.
Publications:
Pieniążek J., Bednarek M., Dobkiewicz A., Pieniążek T., Ciupik L. F., Kierzkowska A. Clinical and radiological assessment of interspinous stabilization using inSWing implant. The journal of orthopaedics trauma surgery and related research , 2009; 4;16: 88-97.
Ciupik L.F, Gunzburg R., Kierzkowska A., Szpalski M. Biomechanical evaluation of corrective-stabilizing function of polymeric-polyester interspinous stabilizer. Engineering of Biomaterials, 2006; 9(58-60); 32-34.
Sterna J., Ciupik L. F., Chłopek J., Dobkiewicz A., Kierzkowska A., Pieniążek J. Evaluation of multifunctional interspinous stabilizer “non-fusion” type; tests on animals – goats. Engineering of Biomaterials, 2006; 9(58-60); 28-31.
Ciupik L.F, Graczyk A., Gajewski M., Maciejczak A., Radek A., Zarzycki D. Material and design influence on the healing functions of the InSpin type implant for the interspinous stabilization. Engineering of Biomaterials, 2004; 7(38-42); 86-91.
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