Zimmer Biomet

The Vital Spinal Fixation System is a cutting-edge medical device designed for degenerative thoracolumbar procedures. This optimized instrument and implant kit configuration is a product of the advanced implant and instrument features of the comprehensive Vitality Spinal Fixation System. The Vital Spinal Fixation System is an easy-to-follow color-coded tray layout that is tailored to potentially reduce reprocessing and sterilization costs, improve operating room efficiency, and shorten the surgical staff's learning curve. This innovative product is a game-changer in the field of spinal fixation systems and is sure to revolutionize the way degenerative thoracolumbar procedures are performed.

The Mirror Knee System is a revolutionary unicondylar knee replacement system that utilizes a patient's own joint ligaments to guide proper implant placement. Designed with an instrument platform that provides surgeons with tools to aid in alignment and positioning, this system offers a simple and straightforward surgical technique. The Knee System includes femoral, tibial tray, and bearing components. Ghost Productions Medical Animation Studio & Surgical VR Developer can help explain how this innovative product works through their advanced medical marketing tools. Contact them today to learn more.

Zimmer Global partners with Ghost Productions to create a visually appealing animation showcasing their Total Knee System device for improved mobility and pain relief.

Ghost Productions showcases Biomet's ePAK DVR Crosslock Distal Radius plating system, designed to simplify treatment of distal radius fractures.

Zimmer Spine and Ghost Productions created an animation to showcase the Universal Clamp device, a spinal fixation system that offers segmental stability.

Ghost Productions creates visually stunning and medically accurate dental animation showcasing the skeletal structure of the face and placement of screws.

Looking for an innovative treatment for young patients with scoliosis? Look no further than Zimmer Biomet's Tether procedure. Ghost Productions has produced a captivating character animation that tells the story of a young girl named Tara and her experience with scoliosis. The Tether represents the first approval order for a humanitarian use device in spinal pediatrics within the last 15 years, making it an emerging treatment for a select patient population. This non-fusion spinal device is designed to treat skeletally immature patients who require surgical treatment to obtain and maintain correction of progressive idiopathic scoliosis, with a major Cobb angle of 30 to 65 degrees. Patients who have failed bracing and/or are intolerant to brace wear may be selected for this treatment. Zimmer Biomet and the FDA are continuing to collaborate on a new clinical study for The Tether to optimally monitor patient outcomes. To learn more about this innovative treatment option, visit Ghost Productions' website today.

"Discover Zimmer Biomet's Revolutionary Treatment for Scoliosis with "Ahead of the Curve" Animation Are you looking for innovative treatment options for scoliosis? Look no further than Zimmer Biomet's vertebral body tethering device, The Tether. Ghost Productions' story-driven character animation, "Ahead of the Curve," tells the inspiring story of Tara's mother and her research on different treatment options for scoliosis, ultimately leading her to The Tether. The Tether is an emerging treatment for a select patient population and is available through the FDA's humanitarian device exemption (HDE) pathway. This revolutionary treatment represents the first approval order for a humanitarian use device in spinal pediatrics within the last 15 years. With the recent removal of many semi-rigid stabilization systems that were historically used for AVBT, The Tether arrives at a critical time for continuation of care. Zimmer Biomet's mission is to improve the quality of life for people around the world, and The Tether is a prime example of this commitment. This collaboration between clinicians, the FDA, and Zimmer Biomet has given surgeons an important fusion-less scoliosis treatment option for their pediatric patients. The procedure gives kids the best option for maintaining spine mobility and reaching their full potential. To optimize patient outcomes, Zimmer Biomet and the FDA are finalizing a new clinical study for The Tether, partnering with the Harms Study Group, a worldwide cohort of surgeons with over 20 years of productivity who perform comprehensive, multi-center, prospective research studies focused on pediatric spinal deformity. The Tether - Vertebral Body Tethering System is designed to treat skeletally immature patients who require surgical treatment to obtain and maintain correction of progressive idiopathic scoliosis, with a major Cobb angle of 30 to 65 degrees whose osseous structure is dimensionally adequate to accommodate screw fixation, as determined by radiographic imaging. Patients who have failed bracing and/or are intolerant to brace wear may be selected for this treatment. At Ghost Productions, we can help you sell more medical devices and educate your patients so they can have a better understanding of their healthcare options. Contact us today to learn more about our medical animation and virtual reality services. Visit our website at www.ghostproductions.com or call us at (651) 633-1163."

Zimmer Biomet's Polaris Deformity Spinal Fixation is showcased in this visually stunning animation produced by Ghost Productions. The animation focuses on the pathology of Socli 1A and demonstrates how the Polaris Deformity System efficiently combines rod reduction and vertebral body derotation. The system features reduction rockets that provide secure engagement to the screw head and allow for controlled, sequential rod reduction with a self-centering feature built in. Ghost Productions Medical Animation Studio & Surgical VR Developer can help explain the workings of medical devices and pharmaceutical products. Contact them at (651) 633-1163 or visit their website for more information on their medical animation and virtual reality services.

Ghost Productions, a leading medical animation studio, has created a visually stunning marketing piece for Zimmer Biomet's Tether System. This innovative medical device is designed to treat scoliosis without the need for spinal fusion. Unlike traditional treatments, the Tether System allows the spine to bend and flex, providing patients with greater mobility and flexibility. The animation highlights the benefits of the Tether System, including smaller incisions, less scarring, and less muscle and soft tissue disruption. Ghost Productions' expertise in medical animation and virtual reality can help companies explain how their medical devices and pharmaceutical products work. Contact them today to learn more.

Ghost Productions created a detailed animation for LDR Spine's ROI-A® ALIF system in 2016, showcasing its innovative implant holder and VerteBRIDGE® plating.

Ghost Medical's 2016 animation for LDR Spine's FacetBRIDGE™ System demonstrates its surgical technique, aiding in spine stabilization through facet joint immobilization.

Zimmer Biomet's The Tether: FDA-Approved Innovative Treatment for Scoliosis with Ghost Productions' Compelling Animation

Ghost Productions provided Zimmer Spine with an animation of its Universal Clamp device. The Universal Clamp is a spinal fixation system that provides segmental stability to allow for compression, distraction, derotation and translation while going without pedicles and reducing contact stress.

"Revolutionizing Spinal Fixation: Zimmer Spine's Universal Clamp in Action" - Witness the power of the Universal Clamp, a groundbreaking spinal fixation system that offers segmental stability and reduces contact stress. Ghost Productions brings this innovative device to life in a heartwarming caregiver story that showcases the benefits of staying ahead of the curve.

Ghost Productions produced this visually compelling animation for Zimmer Biomet to highlight the Polaris Deformity Spinal Fixation. The pathology shown within the animation is a Socli 1A. The Polaris Deformity System offers an efficient combination of rod reduction and vertebral body derotation. Reduction rockets provide tactile, secure engagement to the screw head and allow controlled, sequential rod reduction with a rod self-centering feature built in.