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Simplify Medical Announces First Implantation of its Cervical Artificial Disc in the U.S. Following 1-Level Approval from the FDA
Simplify Medical Announces First Implantation of its Cervical Artificial Disc in the U.S. Following 1-Level Approval from the FDA
SUNNYVALE, Calif., Dec. 16, 2020 Simplify Medical, Inc., a privately-held company focused on cervical spinal disc arthroplasty and developer of the Simplify
® Cervical Artificial Disc, today announced its first surgery following the recent FDA approval for 1-level use. The Simplify Disc is designed for MRI compatibility , physiologic motion, and anatomical height-matching, with the goals of improving patient outcomes and expanding treatment options for patients. The Simplify Disc achieved superiority to the fusion control on the trial’s composite primary endpoint (93.0% vs. 73.6%).
just like her. she just was looking for fellow native americans to hang out with on the harvard campus, michael. you re being too tough! she actually told the boston herald she was hoping she d get invited to a luncheon because being a good liberal, she s looking if far free lunch. i m kidding. megyn: listen, let me just jump in, i mean, is it really, is it so much of a mystery that ms. warren may have stretched the truth a little bit on her native american roots, notwithstanding the great, great, great grandma, sara smith, who may or may not have been cherokee? nonetheless, does anyone care? remember scott blumenthal over in the state of connecticut who was on camera lying about going to vietnam? maybe he didn t lie, maybe he just said he was in vietnam, it was a mistake the numerous times he said he served in vietnam, meantime, the man never served in vietnam, never. he got several deferments. so you tell me, he still got elected, michael. he was the attorney general then, now he s
world it was chen s desire to remain in china, but the 40-year-old blind dissident is now receiving medical treatment after sustaining a foot injury escaping house arrest with the help of supporters last week. chen told the associated press that u.s. officials informed him of a threat that his wife would be beaten to death if he did not leave the american embassy. state department officials have insisted that is not the case. in a phone be interview with sky news, chen explained why he s worried. translator: when i was inside the u.s. embassy, i couldn t get information. now i have it, and i can sense certain things, and i ve changed my mind. reporter: the timing is awkward for secretary of state hillary clinton who is in china with treasury secretary tim geithner to discuss economic and global security issues. today clinton didn t mention chen by name but did mention the broader issue. the united states raises the importance of human rights and fundamental freedoms bec
his family to safety today. the state department made a deal with china that has now blown up, and it is not clear if we can now save this guy even if we wanted to. mike emanuel starts our coverage live in washington. reporter: it s not clear if something got lost in translation or if blind chinese dissident realized after leaving the safety of the u.s. embassy that his family was in serious danger. american officials had told the world it was chen s desire to remain in china, but the 40-year-old blind dissident is now receiving medical treatment after sustaining a foot injury escaping house arrest with the help of supporters last week. chen told the associated press that u.s. officials informed him of a threat that his wife would be beaten to death if he did not leave the american embassy. state department officials have insisted that is not the case. in a phone be interview with sky news, chen explained why he s worried. translator: when i was inside the u.s. embassy, i