surgeries worldwide ["]Lumbar disc herniation. Rev Bras Ortop. 2010;45(1):17–22.
Lumbar disc herniation discectomy is the most performed spinal surgery
Disc herniation is an annulus fibrosus tear and nucleus extrusion. It can result in nerve compression causing back and leg pain
A high complication rate
Disc herniation surgeries lead to high reoperation rates, in particular for reherniation at the operated level
[“]Complication rates of different discectomy techniques for symptomatic lumbar disc herniation: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Eur Spine J. 2020;29(7):1752–70.
reoperation rate for lumbar herniations
DIVA
The implant preventing lumbar reherniation
Philosophy
Implant inserted within the disc after discectomy (+5 to 10 min)
Additional central support for the annulus to maintain disc height and avoid reherniation
No increase in the disc height, avoiding implant subsidence
Placement in the biconcavity of the disc, avoiding migrations
Indications
1
Lumbar herniation alone
2
Monosegmental herniation
3
Disc height ≥ 8 mm
Clinical data ["]Effect of a strutted intradiscal spacer (DIVA®) on disc reherniation following lumbar discectomy: A 2-year retrospective matched cohort study. J Orthop. 2021.
-62%
reoperation risk at 2 years postop
All-cause reoperation rate at 2 years postop
Reoperation rate for reherniation at 2 years postop
4.6
Average satisfaction rate of patients after surgery ["]SC MEDICA PMCF report QRA-REC-PMCF report-2020-V1.0.
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