In a double-publication, the first results of the PTED-study were published in the British Medical Journal and the British Journal of Sports Medicine. In the meantime, more articles were published and more information from this study is available: Body Image and Cosmesis after Percutaneous Transforaminal Endoscopic Discectomy versus Conventional Open Microdiscectomy for Sciatica Infographic. Endoscopic versus open discectomy […]
MaxMoreSpine present at annual meeting of Israel spine society
MaxMoreSpine is proud to announce that she will be present at the 22nd Annual Meeting of the Israel Spine Society. The meeting takes place at April 06 – 08 in The Royal Beach Hotel in Eilat. M.fast Technologies, our business partner for this region, will be the main sponsor. For more information click here. […]
MaxMoreSpine announces partnerships in new regions
MaxMoreSpine is proud to announce the cooperation with new business partners in 3 regions: Singapore, Qatar and Uzbekistan. We are confident about the future of spine endoscopy in this regions and looking forward to cooperate with our business partners, who all are experienced and have a solid network in their region. Contact us directly for […]
MaxMoreSpine at AANS in Philadelphia, April 29 – May 03
MaxMoreSpine will play a significant role at this years AANS Annual Scientific Meeting in Philadelphia. At May 1st at 9.39 AM the Sanford Larson Award for Best Research will be presented by the author Pravesh S. Gadjradj, MD, PhD. Title: Full endoscopic Transforaminal Discectomy is Non inferior and Cost-effective Compared to Microdiscectomy for Sciatica: two-year […]
MaxMoreSpine present at BASS Belfast, March 23 – 25
MaxMoreSpine will be present at BASS (British Association of Spine Surgeons) in Belfast at March 23 – 25. You can experience our endoscopic systems at Booth #10, which will be runned by Venturis Medical. […]
Joint course sevilla, spain, april 1-2
On April 1-2 a very interesting joint course will take place in Sevilla. The main topic will be: Update on the treatment of degenerative lumbar spinal pathology. MaxMoreSpine will organize an endoscopic spine workshop in close cooperation with her Spanish business partner MBA. The workshop will be given by one of the leading spine surgeons, […]
5 recent publications about MaxMoreSpine procedures
Recently 5 studies have been published about MaxMoreSpine procedures: Five-Year Outcomes After Transforaminal Endoscopic Foraminotomy and Discectomy for Soft and Calcified Thoracic Disc Herniations Endoscopic Decompression for Lumbar Spinal Canal Stenosis, a technical note Long-term Clinical Outcomes Following Endoscopic Foraminoplasty for Patients With Single-Level Foraminal Stenosis of the Lumbar Spine Cost-effectiveness of full endoscopic versus […]
Sanford Larson Award for Best Research goes to Pravesh Gadjradj MD
The prestige Sanford Larson Award for Best Research Award goes to Pravesh Gadjradj MD for: (cost)effictiveness of full-endoscopic decompression vs. microdiscectomy for sciatica: a RTC with with 24 months follow up. Over 1,430 abstracts were submitted for presentation at the 2022 AANS Annual Scientific Meeting. Award winners were carefully selected by the AANS Scientific Program […]
FDA News publishes article about MaxMoreSpine
Patients with herniated discs enjoyed considerable pain relief after surgery using Hoogland Spine Products’ MaxMoreSpine endoscopic system, the company reported, citing a study by researchers in the Netherlands and the New York-Presbyterian Weill Cornell Brain and Spine Institute in New York. More information can be found here […]
First maxmorespine biportal (BESS) workshop in california
First MaxMoreSpine Bi-portal Endoscopic Spine Surgery (BESS) cadaveric workshop was helt today by Medynus, Inc. in Irvine California. The great attandence and enthusiam shows that this next endoscopic spine procedure has a bright future and many patients will benefit from more minimal invasive surgery to the spine. Disc herniations, stenosis, fusions and revisional surgery can […]