Research

 

iMIS Surgery has been conducting research with the Barrow Neurological Institute on the biomechanics of facet fixation. Read the preliminary studies below:

 

Biomechanical Advantage of the FacetFuse Contained Multiaxial Washer in Lumbar Transfacet Pedicle Fixation*

 

Cadaveric Biomechanical Comparison of the FacetFuse Transfacet Pedicle Screw versus Pedicle Screws in the Upper Lumbar Spine*

 

Biomechanical Study of the Effects of Variable Screw Lengths & Diameters Using FacetFuse Transfacet Pedicle Fixation in the Upper & Lower Lumbar Spine*

 

Biomechanical comparison of the FacetFuse Transfacet Pedicle Screws versus Pedicle Screws at L4-L5 with a Transforaminal or Lateral Interbody*

 

Biomechanical Comparison of the FacetFuse Transfacet Pedicle Screws versus Pedicle
Screws with a Transforaminal or Lateral Interbody Across the Lumbosacral Segment (L5-S1)*

 

Biomechanics of Stability After Unilateral Facetectomy at L5-S1 Using FacetFuse Transfacet
Pedicle Screw Alone or in Combination With Contralateral Pedicle Screw Rod Fixation*