Ghost Medical Marketing and training solutions banner featuring a range of content creation work for healthcare organizations, medical device companies, and pharmaceutical firms.

Video Directory

Kuros Biosciences Interview at NASS 2023 | DocTech.LIVE

Ghost Medical Animation + VR Surgery

December 12, 2018

The North American Spine Society (NASS) 2023, held in the vibrant city of Los Angeles, brought together some of the brightest minds in spine health and medical technology. Among the participants was Kuros Biosciences, a Swiss-headquartered global innovation company with a mission to revolutionize spinal fusion through superior biologics. In an exclusive interview with Doctech.live, Kuros Biosciences showcased its groundbreaking technology, MagnetOs, and Fibrin-PTH, offering new hope for patients suffering from spinal-related pain. Let's dive into the insights shared by Katherine Sage, an orthopedic surgeon, and Joost DeBruijn, President Innovation & Strategy at Kuros Biosciences, during this enlightening conversation.

Context

Join us at NASS 2023 in Los Angeles as Doctech.live interviews Katherine Sage, an orthopedic surgeon, and Joost DeBruijn, President Innovation & Strategy at Kuros Biosciences. Discover how Kuros Biosciences, a global innovation company with over 150 years of research experience, is addressing the challenges of spinal fusion with their cutting-edge biologics, MagnetOs and Fibrin-PTH. Learn about their unique surface technology that stimulates bone growth and their mission to ease the burden of spine-related pain. Don't miss this exclusive insight into the future of spinal surgery at NASS 2023.

Chapters:

00:00 - Introduction to NASS 2023

00:23 - Meet the Experts

00:42 - MagnetOs: Revolutionizing Bone Grafts

01:23 - Mechanism of Action

02:02 - Surface Structure and Composition

03:05 - Versatile Applications

04:24 - Beyond Bone Growth

05:39 - Trade Shows and Global Presence

06:53 - Company History and Specialization

Join us in this illuminating interview as we unravel the future of spinal fusion and the science behind Kuros Biosciences' groundbreaking innovations.

Client

Kuros Biosciences Interview at NASS 2023 | DocTech.LIVE

Video Keywords

Doctech.live, Kuros Biosciences, NASS 2023, spinal fusion, biologics, Med-Tech, innovation, medical device, spine surgery, MagnetOs, NeedleGrip™, Fibrin-PTH, Project Fusion, orthopedic surgeon, scientific research, clinical studies, auto biologics, Seaspine, Orthofix, NuVasive, Medtronic

Disclaimer

The animations showcased by Ghost Medical are intended solely to demonstrate our portfolio work and are not intended to be labeled as reliable FDA claims in the healthcare market. Surgeons and healthcare professionals should exercise caution and conduct their own research before relying solely on the information presented in the animations. Please be aware that while our animations strive to accurately represent medical concepts and technologies, they may not always reflect the current state of the medical industry.

View Bibliography

Suggested Videos

SeaSpine, Sierra Occipital plating device, medical device, stability, occipital bone, cervical vertebra, Ghost Productions, medical animation company, accurate, visually stunning, intricate design, functionality, orthopedic surgery, invaluable tool, medical professionals, patients, clear understanding, benefits, game-changer, effectiveness, importance.

Introducing the Sierra Occipital Implant by Ghost Medical

October 11, 2008

Ghost Productions provided SeaSpine with an animation of its Sierra Occipital plating device. The Sierra Occipital plating device provides stability to the occipital bone and cervical vertebra.

medical animation, posterior endoscopic lumbar surgical procedure, minimal incision site, tissue dilators, surgical site, portal cannula, educational resource, medical professionals, .edu websites, .org websites, Ghost Productions, 2006

Ghost Medical's Posterior Endoscopic Lumbar Procedure Animation

Learn about the posterior endoscopic lumbar surgical procedure in this educational video by Ghost Productions. Ideal for medical professionals.

Zimmer Biomet, scoliosis treatment, The Tether, Ghost Productions, character animation, Ahead of the Curve, FDA, humanitarian device exemption, spinal pediatrics, fusion-less scoliosis treatment, Harms Study Group, Vertebral Body Tethering System, idiopathic scoliosis, medical animation, virtual reality services.

Ahead of The Curve - Tether a Caregiver's Story with Ghost Medical

October 25, 2021

"Discover Zimmer Biomet's Revolutionary Treatment for Scoliosis with "Ahead of the Curve" Animation Are you looking for innovative treatment options for scoliosis? Look no further than Zimmer Biomet's vertebral body tethering device, The Tether. Ghost Productions' story-driven character animation, "Ahead of the Curve," tells the inspiring story of Tara's mother and her research on different treatment options for scoliosis, ultimately leading her to The Tether. The Tether is an emerging treatment for a select patient population and is available through the FDA's humanitarian device exemption (HDE) pathway. This revolutionary treatment represents the first approval order for a humanitarian use device in spinal pediatrics within the last 15 years. With the recent removal of many semi-rigid stabilization systems that were historically used for AVBT, The Tether arrives at a critical time for continuation of care. Zimmer Biomet's mission is to improve the quality of life for people around the world, and The Tether is a prime example of this commitment. This collaboration between clinicians, the FDA, and Zimmer Biomet has given surgeons an important fusion-less scoliosis treatment option for their pediatric patients. The procedure gives kids the best option for maintaining spine mobility and reaching their full potential. To optimize patient outcomes, Zimmer Biomet and the FDA are finalizing a new clinical study for The Tether, partnering with the Harms Study Group, a worldwide cohort of surgeons with over 20 years of productivity who perform comprehensive, multi-center, prospective research studies focused on pediatric spinal deformity. The Tether - Vertebral Body Tethering System is designed to treat skeletally immature patients who require surgical treatment to obtain and maintain correction of progressive idiopathic scoliosis, with a major Cobb angle of 30 to 65 degrees whose osseous structure is dimensionally adequate to accommodate screw fixation, as determined by radiographic imaging. Patients who have failed bracing and/or are intolerant to brace wear may be selected for this treatment. At Ghost Productions, we can help you sell more medical devices and educate your patients so they can have a better understanding of their healthcare options. Contact us today to learn more about our medical animation and virtual reality services. Visit our website at www.ghostproductions.com or call us at (651) 633-1163."

K2M, Ghost Productions, medical device company, spinal devices, spinal pathologies, spine demo, character animation, surgical animation, corporate identity, medical media, spinal surgery, cutting-edge technology, advancements in spinal surgery, Climbers, visually stunning, medically accurate, cinematic narrative.

Ghost Medical Presents: K2M Climbers - Orthopedic Product Launch Animation

February 12, 2009

K2M partners with Ghost Productions to create a visually stunning and medically accurate video showcasing their innovative spinal devices.

Talk To Us

Ghost Medical is an award-winning leader in medical visualization, specializing in custom medical animation, medical marketing services, and surgical training solutions. We provide a comprehensive range of digital services designed to elevate medical marketing, enhance patient communication, and streamline staff training. With a team of highly skilled professionals and deep expertise in biomedical processes, we ensure precise and impactful representations of your device, product, or procedure through 3D animations, medical illustration, and other dynamic media formats. Contact Ghost Medical today to discover how we can help you train surgeons, boost medical device sales, or effectively communicate your pharmaceutical innovations.

Start a Project