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Ghost Medical presents: Pathfinder Traxis

Ghost Medical Animation + VR Surgery

March 9, 2005

Abbott Spine and Ghost Productions have created a visually stunning video showcasing the minimally invasive spinal fixation posterior technique for the Pathfinder Traxis. The video blends surgical footage with 3D animation to provide a comprehensive understanding of the procedure. It is a valuable resource for medical professionals and patients interested in learning more about this innovative technique.

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Ghost Productions provided Abbott Spine with a movie blending surgical video with 3D animation to explain the minimally invasive spinal fixation posterior technique for the Pathfinder Traxis.

Abbott Spine has partnered with Ghost Productions to create an informative and visually stunning video that showcases the minimally invasive spinal fixation posterior technique for the Pathfinder Traxis. This video seamlessly blends surgical footage with 3D animation to provide a comprehensive understanding of the procedure. The Pathfinder Traxis is a cutting-edge product that focuses on spinal fixation, and this video is an excellent resource for medical professionals and patients alike who are interested in learning more about this innovative technique. With its medically accurate content and attention-grabbing visuals, this video is sure to be a valuable asset in the field of spinal medicine.

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Abbott Spine, Ghost Productions, minimally invasive spinal fixation, posterior technique, Pathfinder Traxis, surgical footage, 3D animation, comprehensive understanding, cutting-edge product, spinal fixation, medical professionals, patients, innovative technique, medically accurate content, attention-grabbing visuals, valuable asset, spinal medicine.

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