DJO® OL1000®
Best in class 30 minute wear time powered by CMF Bone Growth Stimulation
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DJO® Spinalogic®
Best in class 30 minute wear time powered by CMF Bone Growth Stimulation
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- Patient IFU Fracture
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- Patient IFU Spine
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- Enovis™ CMF PMA: P910066/S005, May 1997
“Tough/Difficult fracture” defined per the following: Success rates obtained on fractures greater than 9 months post-injury; Mean time since initial injury = 29.3 months; Mean number of prior surgeries = 2.5.