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Bone Tumor Ablation System

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The Story

Stryker's First Interventional Oncology Technology

The addition of the OptaBlate technology to Stryker’s Interventional Spine (IVS) portfolio expands on its core competencies in vertebral augmentation and radio-frequency ablation and completes its portfolio of treatment options for metastatic vertebral body fractures. As Stryker’s first Interventional Oncology technology, OptaBlate optimizes all aspects of the procedure—from set-up to ablation

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The Procedure

Simplified from Start to Finish

Step 1: Under X-ray guidance, insert access cannulas and advance to the posterior 1/3 of the vertebral body.

Step 2: Insert hand drill into the anterior third of the vertebral body to create a pathway. The color bands on the hand drill will help you determine which probe size is appropriate for the ablation. Teal indicates a 15mm probe and orange indicates a 20mm probe.

Step 3: Insert OptaBlate probes and connect microinfuser to begin the flow of sterile saline to the lesion site.

Step 4: Ablate surrounding tissue using radiofrequency energy.

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