"Spacer" designed to allow easy access to the surgical area and ensure good visibility of the surgical site
Millions of people around the world currently suffer from chronic back pain, and in the USA alone, hundreds of thousands of spinal surgeries are performed each year. In light of this, and following numerous studies showing that minimally invasive spine surgery can reduce pain and prevent long-term damage, the field of minimally invasive spinal surgery is developing and growing. The spinal surgery process requires various auxiliary tools, one of the most important being the "Spacer", which is designed to provide easy access to the surgical area and ensure good visibility of the surgical site. The current spacers on the market provide a solution for easy access to the surgical area, but their use can cause significant damage to back tissues. "Gizmo Engineering" is responsible for developing a unique spinal "Spacer"; an innovative and single-use product with low production costs, aimed at reducing tissue damage during surgery. The device allows micron-level precision, assisting in creating minimal cuts and non-traumatic access to the tissue being operated on. As a result, during recovery, pain levels are reduced, ensuring a quick return to everyday life.
The device has several additional advantages: its unique structure and flexibility allow minimizing disruptions during access to the surgical area and reaching different angles and depths during the surgery; it includes built-in lighting aimed at illuminating the surgical area and a high-definition digital video camera providing very high-quality visual imaging of the operated area; additionally, it incorporates special materials that allow the passage of X-rays. For more details: http://microdel.co.il/hosting/microdel.co.il/meni-med/