Hydrocision

The AlloJet Allograft debridement system uses a powerful, 500 mph, high-velocity fluidjet to safely and effectively remove soft tissue from donor bones.

The SpineJet EndoResector is used in conjunction with commercially available endoscope imaging systems to perform an endoscopic discectomy.

The SpineJet Fusion System allows surgeons to more quickly, safely and effectively prepare the intervertebral disc space for graft implantation.

The SpineJet MicroResector provides physicians with a minimally invasive, predictable and efficient technique for performing a microdiscectomy.

HydroCision, Inc. is a privately held medical device company focused on developing and commercializing proprietary FluidJet technology for sports medicine, spine, and vascular applications.

HydroCision’s management team was assembled to focus on corporate longevity and growth.

The TenJet Sports Medicine Physicians Group is designed for physicians who are beginning to offer TenJet as a treatment option in their practices. Small group meetings provide an opportunity to discuss clinical questions with peers and educational faculty.

The company adapts FluidJet technology to various medical applications.

The TenJet Patient Registry is intended to gather and analyze data on TenJet’s effectiveness in treating chronic tendinopathy in the elbow, hip, and shoulder.

HydroCision uses a high velocity stream of sterile saline to simultaneously cuts and removes tissue minimally invasively for multiple applications.

The page describes SpineJet percutaneous discectomy and microdiscectomy products for contained disc herniations.

HydroCision provides information about its products.

HydroCision helps improve clinical outcomes by adapting its FluidJet technology for spine & orthopedic applications through the SpineJet and TenJet devices.

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