Spinal Stabilization Technologies, LLC
Spinal Stabilization Technologies, Ltd. is a medical device company specializing in the research, development, and manufacture of minimally invasive spinal medical devices, particularly focused on innovative nucleus pulposus replacement technology for treating degenerative disc disease and chronic low back pain. Founded in 2010 by interventional radiologists, the company develops surgical solutions that aim to preserve spinal function and natural motion, offering alternatives to traditional spinal fusion and total disc replacement.
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Spinal Stabilization Technologies, LLC
Unit 4, Kilkenny Enterprise Center, IDA Ireland Purcellsinch Business Park, Dublin Road, Kilkenny City, County Kilkenny, R95 PD87, Ireland
Patents
Products
Minimally-invasive disc nucleus replacement system
A lumbar disc nucleus replacement system featuring a custom, in situ-cured, silicone-based implant designed to mimic the biomechanics of the native nucleus pulposus and restore spinal function.
Minimally-invasive disc nucleus replacement system
A lumbar disc nucleus replacement system featuring a custom, in situ-cured, silicone-based implant designed to mimic the biomechanics of the native nucleus pulposus and restore spinal function.
Services
Provision of educational resources and training videos for clinicians on device preparation and surgical procedures for nucleus pulposus replacement implants.
Provision of educational resources and training videos for clinicians on device preparation and surgical procedures for nucleus pulposus replacement implants.
Expertise Areas
- Spinal implant development
- Biomechanics of spinal motion
- Clinical trial management for spine devices
- Minimally invasive spine surgery
Key Technologies
- In situ curing silicone polymer implants
- Finite element modeling
- Patient-specific spinal implant design
- Biomechanical testing
News & Updates
Enrollment of First U.S. Patient in IDE Trial for Minimally-invasive Disc Nucleus Replacement Device
First U.S. patient enrolled in an investigational device exemption trial aimed at evaluating a minimally invasive nucleus replacement system.
Commencement of the LOPAIN2 trial evaluating the safety and efficacy of a nucleus replacement device for degenerative disc disease.
Publication evaluating performance of a lumbar nucleus replacement using finite element modeling.
Study assessing in situ-cured silicone implant performance for nucleus replacement.
Research article on the performance testing of an injectable silicone nucleus replacement.
Case report on lumbar disc nucleus replacement in a patient with refractory low back pain.
Enrollment of First U.S. Patient in IDE Trial for Minimally-invasive Disc Nucleus Replacement Device
First U.S. patient enrolled in an investigational device exemption trial aimed at evaluating a minimally invasive nucleus replacement system.
Commencement of the LOPAIN2 trial evaluating the safety and efficacy of a nucleus replacement device for degenerative disc disease.
Publication evaluating performance of a lumbar nucleus replacement using finite element modeling.
Study assessing in situ-cured silicone implant performance for nucleus replacement.
Research article on the performance testing of an injectable silicone nucleus replacement.
Case report on lumbar disc nucleus replacement in a patient with refractory low back pain.