Advantages of Rocker

• Remain flexion and control extension to prevent the narrowing of spinal canal and foramen.
• Reduce incidence of adjacent-level degeneration after lumbar spinal fusion.
• Reversible for future alternatives.
• Reduce load sharing of the disc and facet.
• Realign the facets and restore foramen height.

Interspinous Process System

Interspinous Process Decompression System (IPD) procedures is performed for the spine to be re-stabilized toward its natural biomechanical state, also re-balancing the spinal segment to restore the natural anatomical function, and perhaps leads to some degrees of "recovery". These procedures will fill the large gap in the treatment continuously while being reversible and delaying spinal fusion by the permanent surgical procedure. It can prevent the instability usually brought by the decompression as well.

Implantation

IPD is placed between the two spinous processes of the symptomatic disc. The IPD is not just only to reduce the loading on the disc, annulus and facets, but also increase the space of the spinal canal and foramen, which relieves patients' symptoms.

Advantages & Benefits

Uni-lateral approach

Supraspinous ligament preserved

PEEK material for safety, radioiucency and biocompatibility