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The FDA Approves First Artificial Cervical Disc on July 17, 2007

The United States FDA approved the Prestige Artificial Cervical Disc for use in patients with radiculopathy or myelopathy due to Degenerative Disc Disease or a Herniated Disc. For more information about total disc replacement, click here: Prestige Artificial Cervical Disc


FAQ About the Artificial Cervical Disc:
Will my insurance company pay for the Artificial Cervical Disc?
Read new study: The Artificial Cervical Disc is Cheaper than Fusion Surgery
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Anatomy of the Cervical Spine
Are there alternative therapies to help me deal with neck pain?
Should I have an orthopedic surgeon or a neurosurgeon perform my surgery?
If I'm not a candidate for the artificial cervical disc, then what?
Medtronic press release about the Bryan Artificial Disc

 


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