Why the HydroCision SpineJet System Makes Sense for Your Practice

HydroCision's SpineJet technology uses a high-velocity water stream with Venturi suction to cut and aspirate tissue simultaneously. It provides precise, predictable nucleus removal for decompression, regardless of disc hydration.

It's Efficient and Controlled

• Simultaneously and precisely cuts and aspirates nucleus, reducing procedural time
• Power-driven nucleus removal allows you to accurately control the quantity of disc removed
• Sterile, disposable access set and hand pieces permit faster set-up, eliminating the need to clean, inspect, and sterilize before each procedure

Designed with Safety in Mind

• Cool, fluid-based cutting action eliminates the risk of thermal tissue damage
• Round, blunt PercResector tip reduces risks of annular puncture and endplate damage
• Percutaneous approach eliminates the need for nerve root manipulation thereby decreasing risk of postoperative radicular pain secondary to neurofibrosis
• One-step, seamless insertion of dilator and cannula ensures smooth, atraumatic entry into the disc space for dilation and avoids cutting annular fibers
• Retrograde nucleus consumption

Meaningful Tissue Removal Is the Key to Effective Disc Decompression

• Predictably removes precise amount of nucleus to decompress the nerve root in 2 to 3 minutes
• Ablates tissue efficiently, regardless of patient's age and disc hydration
• Small dilated annulotomy reduces risk of reherniation

The HydroDiscectomy Access Cannula Set is designed specifically for HydroDiscectomy procedures

• Offers optimal positioning within the disc nucleus
• Creates a small annular defect while allowing fanning action of the PercResector for increased targeted tissue resection

How Patients Benefit

• Outpatient procedure
• Fast recovery: back to work quickly
• Less pain
• No bone removal
• No trauma to back muscles
• No general anesthesia
• No heat damage to surrounding tissue
• Dilated annulotomy reduces reherniation risk
• Preserves down stream surgical options
• 84% success rate in avoiding surgery (current data)
• 98% improvement in postoperative pain assessment