RF Kyphoplasty procedure using StabiliT Vertebral Augmentation System: DFine treats over 2000 patients

DFine, Inc., a developer of minimally invasive solutions for treating vertebral compression fractures, announced today that over 2,000 patients with over 3000 fractures have been treated globally with the RF Kyphoplasty procedure using the StabiliT® Vertebral Augmentation System.

“We believe DFine’s technology is truly unique, increasing the potential for improved safety and patient outcomes by providing physicians unparalleled control in the treatment of vertebral compression fractures.”

“We are pleased to have reached this important milestone as we continue to build our distribution channel and expand commercialization efforts globally. It is particularly gratifying to hear the positive comments from spine specialists performing RF Kyphoplasty and most importantly the patients who have benefited from our products,” said Kevin Mosher, Chief Executive Officer of DFine Inc. “We believe DFine’s technology is truly unique, increasing the potential for improved safety and patient outcomes by providing physicians unparalleled control in the treatment of vertebral compression fractures.” With several pipeline products set for release later this year, DFine is poised to become the technology leader in the treatment of vertebral compression fractures increasing market presence and the availability of this minimally invasive treatment to spine specialists and patients around the world.

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