Visit MaxMoreSpine at NASS 2018

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MaxMoreSpine, the Germany-based developer and producer of full-endoscopic spinal surgery instruments, introduces new minimally invasive devices at NASS 2018, the North American Spine Society premier meeting in Los Angeles (September 24-28).

“With these latest developments we are steadily positioning ourselves as true innovators in this space,” states Jaap Hoogland, CEO of MaxMoreSpine. “And we further strengthen our role in endoscopic spinal surgery,” he added.

Partnership with Spinal Balance Inc
For the US market, MaxMoreSpine will cooperate with Spinal Balance Inc, you can visit both companies at NASS, Booth Nr 1349.

Gold Soldering Process for the new MaxMoreSpine Endoscopes

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Endoscopes from MaxMoreSpine have the possibility to not only be gold soldered at the proximal end – also at the distal end of the endoscope there can be a sapphire window gold soldered into the outer tube.
 
While welding is a technology to connect metal and metal, gold soldering is a technology to connect metal and glass. It is possible with a special procedure on which we have been working the last years.
 
Gold soldering connections have been tested in different situations and the result wasn’t even one broken endoscope due to sterilization mistakes. Fact is that because of different sterilization methods and aggressive processing liquids, which are not intended to be used with endoscopes, the glue can be attacked, becomes softer and allows liquids as blood or water to come inside the endoscope. This can’t happen with the gold soldered endoscopes.
 
Advantages of the gold soldering process
 
100% leakproof
 
Possible for all diameters from Ø 5.5 mm up to to Ø 2.1 mm
 
Not susceptible to aggressive sterilization methods at all
 
More resistant than common endoscopes
 
Longer usability for doctors
 
Less reclamation cases

MaxMoreSpine personal training program

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We are proud to announce our all new MaxMoreSpine personal training program. We offer a custom made 1 on 1 training of our technique for surgeons in Europe and the US. More countries will follow on very short term. This unique experience will give you the possibility to learn the technique in a very short period, with 100% personal attention.

Advanced workshop Maryland, USA, August 18th

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We are proud to announce our next workshop in Frederick, Maryland, USA. This is an advanced workshop for transforaminal endoscopic spine surgery and will take place at August, 18, 2017. . If you are interested, please send us a message.

New maxmorespine® products launched at WCMISST Paris

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From May 3 – 5, 2017 the WCMISST congress about minimal invasive spine surgery took place in Paris. Hoogland Spine Products GmbH as global acting German developer and marketer of the maxmorespine® system exhibited at this well known event. The congress attracted a huge number of attendees who gathered for the latest news on minimal invasive spinal surgery as well as to learn about the techniques and results of endoscopic spine surgery and the benefits of these techniques for both the surgeon and their patients.

Hoogland Spine products presented its complete product range including the newly launched stenosis and cervical systems. In the course of the congress we also held a well attended lunch symposium and cadaver session. ACMISST in Bangkok, June 29 – July 02, is the next big event where all products of the maxmorespine® system will be shown.

MaxMoreSpine at Arab Health, Dubai

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Arab Health is a 4 day event and was being held from 30th January to 2nd February 2017 at the Dubai International Convention & Exhibition Centre in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Arab Health is the second largest healthcare exhibition and congress in the world and the largest in the Middle East. MaxMoreSpine as global acting German developer and marketer of technologies and training methods for endoscopic minimally invasive spinal surgery exhibited at this global event. The congress attracted an increasing number of attendees who gathered for the latest news in medical devices. Visitors at our booth were searching for information and purchasing instruments for spinal surgery as well as to learn about the techniques and results of endoscopic spine surgery and the benefits of these techniques for both the surgeon and their patients.

The endoscopic minimally invasive techniques are becoming more and more the first choice in spinal surgery. This is also reflected in the steadily and now fast growing number of studies showing the benefits on this treatment modalities.

MaxMoreSpine at COA, Beijing, China

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The 11th International Congress of Chinese Orthopaedic Association was held from 17 – 20 November 2016 at the China National Convention Center, Beijing, China.
MaxMoreSpine joined this important event and the team members who supported the event on-site were deeply impressed by the strong interest in the latest spine surgery systems coming from many Chinese surgeons. Needless to say China is the largest medical market in the world and MaxMoreSpine will continue to strengthen its relationship with local partners and training centers.

MaxMoreSpine turns 10 years

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It makes us proud to announce that we have crossed another milestone in the history of MaxMoreSpine. Today, our company completes 10 years of its establishment. The late Dr. Thomas Hoogland developed our technique in the Alpha Klinik in Munich and started MaxMoreSpine in 2006. We take this occasion to thank each of you who is involved or interested in MaxMoreSpine for your support!

AMA includes 1st Endoscopic Spine Surgery Code in 2017 Codebook

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The American Medical Association’s CPT 2017 Codebook included the first endoscopic spinal surgery code no. 62380. The new code will be enacted on Jan. 1, 2017 and covers endoscopic decompression of the spinal cord, nerve root, including laminotomy, partial facetectomy, foraminotomy, discectomy and/or excision of herniated intervertebral disc, 1 interspace and lumbar. Under this new spinal surgery code, specific transforaminal and/or interlaminar procedures will be fully covered in the United States.