Revolutionary New Viscoelastic Medical Device to Replace The Human Disc from Axiomed LLC
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ธ.ค. 2022
- Over 403 million people per year suffer from painful degenerative discs, with over 500,00 people undergoing spinal surgery with pedicle screws for spine fusion. Many patients are afraid of fusions. AxioMed viscoelastic total disc replacement represents a new revolution in spine surgery by replacing the diseased disc with a medical device that restores natural spine motion and acts as a shock absorber. AxioMed has been used globally in Europe, Australia, Germany, Jamaica and USA and has been regarded by the world's top spine surgeons as the best artificial disc replacement that closely mimics the natural human disc. Other discs are inferior because they lack the elasticity and shock absorption such as Centinel Spine Prodisc, Zimmer Mobi-C, Nuvasive Simplify, Medtronic Prestige, Globus Secure-C, Aesculap ActivL.
This video contains testimonials from expert spine surgeons and patients who have had great results from being treated with the AxioMed disc.
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I’ve had mine since clinical trial surgery in 2010, 13 years later, still a miracle! I sure hope it becomes widely available very soon so others can benefit from this disc. ❤
Can you work a physical job after this?
@@supermushroom3175absolutely. Been living with mine since 2011. Went back to work within a month.
@@supermushroom3175idk but I hope it becomes available next year.
Where did you do the surgery. What the doctor name and where. Am from iraq
I want one! Too bad the FDA is dragging their feet on approval
There are subsidence cases as well, it's very sharp device
I had the original Freedom Lumbar Disc put in at L5/S1 in January 2011 in a trial of 300 people when they were seeking FDA approval. I am so glad I found it after years of pain. It's not perfect as it is a little stiff and I still have some pain, but nothing like the paralyzing knife stabs when my disc was failing. The recovery was quick and I live a normal life now.
Axiomed?
@@rebalsaffarini7230 yes sir
100% saved my life. I have had one at C5/6 since April 2013 after a car accident. I have a second at C4/5 since February 2021. I have full motion, no pain, no jamming, no need for medications. Pre-Surgery I was in immense nerve pain and muscle spasms... day after surgery I was in tears of joy as it was all gone.
Where did you get it done?
Where you did it which country and who is the doctor ?
Let's facking go FDA....
I am 64 and considered to be too old and of no value to be given a ADR. Only young people are deserving. But I still work even in pain after 3 back surgeries. And every time I get a surgery they want to do Fusion with screws, rods, and a block of scrap metal. How barbaric in that? I can’t wait for a painful. Immobile retirement. 🤷♂
Why is this disc not on the market? Especially the lateral insertion disc ?
Some one who works there probably pissed off the FDA
couple questions : When will this be available in US ? Secondly how does this disc in cervical spine compare to M6c . What advantages does it have over M6c? What is the titanium wear like after multiple years of implantation? Have you not encounter any osteolysis ? thanks
Let's go!
Hey Kingsley- where you at?!! 😂😂 Lp-Esp the real 👑 💪 🇩🇪 3 levels !
ESP males eventually all develop Oestolysis. Worst disc
@supermushroom3175 all huh? Lol.. cool story. They've been getting implanted for 20 years, considering the amount of them in the wild and the large amounts of people in the support groups it would be a huge topic of discussion just like the failure of the M6 was.. crickets.. Beyond that my surgeon has placed over 5k he only had a few revisions due to subsidence, not from osteolysis. Osteolysis can be caused by P. Acnes infection from the surgery also, that has absolutely zero to do with ESP!! Just get a fusion man, they're great !! 😉
@@brians2328 Come back to us in a few years buddy. All males with the ESP implant will eventually develop Oestolysis. Infection in most men, who develop Oestolysis at the level of their ESP prosthesis, has been absent meaning something else is causing it. I personally suspect something about the design, perhaps the hydroxyapatite coating and poor fixation. Your doctor probably has never done revisions on any of his own personal patients due to Oestolysis because him and his ESP doc buddies play hot patient potato where another doctor revises someone else's Oestolysis ESP patient so technically they can all claim they have never revised any of their own personal patients due to Oestolysis. It is all a big racket. Almost all the Facebook ADR groups are controlled by reps who get a cut to steer traffic towards those crooked ESP docs so all your going to see on those groups is filtered out manipulated information that of course is going to talk nothing but the "wonders" of ESP. ESP is not king but a pile of turd. As the years start going by we are going to start seeing more and more of these ESP Oestolysis patients. We are just starting to witness the very tip of the Oestolysis ESP iceberg. I've seen ESP Osteolysis patients posts get purposely deleted and those patients blocked on those Facebook groups you talk about. Those groups are nothing but patient recruitment grounds. I'd rather get a gummy bear installed over an ESP any day.
@@brians2328what's so bad about the axiomed freedom?
Available when?
Super is available in India?
When is this going to be released? I have no choice but to get the LP esp. Where are you guys going with this?
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Esp still king, they've been saying this sht for years! And that guy in the above video has massive experience, he's doing 3 level lumbar 4 level cervicals.. Far more experience than the americans!
@@brians2328 you're saying esp is good?
@@brians2328 Males with ESP suffer from very high rates of Osteolysis not due to infection. ESP is also a very stiff disc akin to having a fusion.
Where can I find information on this disc? Is this the last disc produced? if it's not FDA approved, is it possible to have surgery with that? Are there studies about whether this material degenerates over the years?
I saw the study about it being tested in a lab for millions of compression cycles. I think it’s available in some other countries but not USA yet.
Where i can do this surgery. Which country have this tec
Germany has something similar
@@AJohnson0325 same this disc or another one
Let me guess the disc actually works, not like the others that are aproved by FDA in the US and this one is not available in the USA it doesn't surprises me, also let me guess FDA is been pricks or paid off, I would love to get ADR and Im in the US. but those FDA approved discs here I don't want them in my lower back, since none of them can absorb the shock and down the road they cause other discs to go bad, so long story short, M6 was promising but faild dearly. FDA hurry up also we need 2 to 3 level aproved in US. as well instead they want to fuse everything, No thanks
Probably prodisc and ActiveL companies are fighting for this not to come out
@@supermushroom3175 I agree and I am facing ADR or fusion and the discs I saw in the US I would never have them Installed inside me, they have zero shock absorbtion, and those are the ones you named it.
@@amerpol1979 same here. need either fusion or adr. prodisc and active are unrestrained meaning they'll destroy ur facets. they tend to auto fuse long term too
@@supermushroom3175 ohh wow good to know Thank you for the info I didn't know that they will fuse in the long run, that makes me not like them even more, hopefully someday we be fixed the right way and enjoy the life again
@@amerpol1979 do u kno or have known anyone that has an axiomed disc?