Abbott InFixMain: Revolutionizing Medical Procedures with Ghost Medical Technology

TranS1's AxiaLIF2L device is a revolutionary medical device for lower back pain. Ghost Productions created an animation showcasing its unique features.

"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."

Learn about the posterior lumbar surgical approach with this step-by-step video guide produced by Ghost Productions. Ideal for medical professionals. This medically accurate video, produced in 2006 by Ghost Productions, focuses on the posterior lumbar surgical approach. The video provides a step-by-step guide to the procedure, including skin retraction, muscle retraction, and final retraction of soft tissues. The video is an excellent educational resource for medical professionals and can be distributed freely on .edu and .org websites with an active link to www.ghostproductions.com. This video is an excellent example of the high-quality medical animations produced by Ghost Productions for their clients in the healthcare industry.

Ghost Productions provided Spineology with an updated technique animation of its Spineology OptiMesh system. The Optimesh is an interbody system that features a mesh implant with expanding instrumentation. The system is filled in situ with granular bone graft.