Carbofix Pedicle Screw System: Evaluation of the Clinical and Radiographic Outcomes of the Use of a Carbon Fiber Device Compared to Titanium Devices in Patients Undergoing Spinal Arthrodesis for Degenerative Spinal Diseases
Carbofix Pedicle Screw System Study is testing a new carbon fiber device for back surgery. This device helps people with spine problems, like degenerative spinal diseases (which means your spine is wearing out), get better by holding the spine stable. Carbon fiber is a special material that doesn't interfere with X-rays, MRI, or CT scans, making it easier for doctors to see how well the surgery is doing. This study wants to compare how this carbon device works against the usual titanium (a strong metal) devices.
Key Points:
- The study needs 118 adults who need 1-2 levels of spine fusion surgery.
- Participants must be able to visit the doctor for follow-ups and sign consent forms.
- People with certain diseases, or who are pregnant, can't join.
If you're interested, this study could help improve spine surgeries with fewer radiation problems and clearer images for doctors.
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NCT06209684
Istituto Ortopedico Rizzoli
24 January 2024
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