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Overview: The document provides detailed information on the ABRO RF Disc Decompression procedure, a minimally invasive technique designed to alleviate pain from contained disc herniations using radiofrequency (RF) ablation. It highlights the rapid recovery time and outpatient nature of the procedure.

Model Information & Specifications: The document lists various models of catheters and needles used in the procedure, detailing their lengths, diameters, and materials. For example, the SWF21VP22F model for cervical use features a metal needle with a catheter length of 115 mm and a needle length of 100 mm.

Procedure Description: The procedure involves inserting a small needle into the symptomatic disc through a minor skin incision. A patented RF device is then used to remove excess tissue, potentially relieving symptoms by decompressing the disc.

Candidate Criteria: Ideal candidates are those with contained disc herniations unresponsive to conservative treatments, experiencing pain radiating down the leg or arm. The procedure is not suitable for degenerative disc disease or spinal fractures.

Benefits: RF Disc Decompression offers significant improvements in quality of life, is safe and effective, treats multiple spine levels, and requires minimal anesthesia. It is an outpatient procedure lasting 1-2 hours, with most patients experiencing symptom relief within two weeks.

Catalog excerpts

Model information & Spec 1 rbro RF Disc Decompression Minimally invasive RF Ablation Rapid recovery time How the Lower Back Procedure Works SEAWON V^editech 33, Bucheon-ro 298beon-gil, Wonmi-gu, Bucheon-si, Gyeonggi-do, Rep. of KOREA TEL. +82 32 684 7071~4 FAX. +82 32 684 7075 E-mail: [email protected]

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Who is a Candidate for RF Disc Decompression? The best candidate for this procedure is one who suffers from a contained disc herniation that has not responded to conservative care. Typical signs of a contained disc herniation are primary pain radiating down the leg or arm accompanied by some back or neck pain. RF Disc Decompression is not useful for degenerative disc disease or spinal fractures. • Provide significant improvement in quality of life • Offer a safe, effective treatment • Treat multiple spine levels Tip Support Steel Electrode Surgical Tip Steerable Tube Benefits of RF Disc Decompression:...

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