User experience
Dr. Xavier Collard
CHU Ambroise paré – spine surgery. Mons, Belgium
« Patients who undergo for spine revision surgery with epidural fibrosis in which CADISS is used intraoperatively present better intraoperative and perioperative parameters. The surgical difficulty and the incidence of dural tears and intraoperative bleeding from epidural veins are significantly reduced. »
Benefits
Gentle detachment of scar tissue or removal of implanted devices without iatrogenic lesion to critical structures (e.g Dura Mater)
Better intraoperative and perioperative parameters thanks to the preservation of the surrounding healthy structures
Easier identification of cleavage planes
Tested and approved
Dr. Xavier Collard
« Patients who undergo for spine revision surgery with epidural fibrosis in which CADISS® is used intraoperatively present better intraoperative and perioperative parameters. The surgical difficulty and the incidence of dural tears and intraoperative bleeding from epidural veins are significantly reduced. »
Dr. Michel Triffaux
« At first I was septic but after using the CADISS it really helps in spinal revision surgery which is always a challenge for the surgeon. »
How to use the CADISS® System in spine surgery?
Reconstitute & assemble the CADISS® system in the operation room
Repeat steps until the pathological tissue is completely removed.
When to use CADISS® for spine surgery?
- Separation of epidural and periradicular fibrosis from critical surrounding structures
- Removal of spinal cysts (e.g., spinal facet joint cysts)
Resources
Revision spine surgery case with CADISS® - Dr. Collard, 2020
Dr. Xavier Collard. Head of Orthopaedic department. Internship supervisor & Master of Medicine Education – ULB – CHU Ambroisé Paré, Belgium
Spine revision case with CADISS® - Dr. triffaux, 2021
Dr. Michel Triffaux. Neurosurgeon, head of department. Centre Hospitalier de Wallonie Picarde. Tournai. Belgium
