Cervical Prodisc C NOVA

The prodisc C Nova implant has been designed to maintain the physiologic range of motion in the spine. The implant was developed using the clinically proven ball and socket concept used in joint replacement implants for over 40 years. The prodisc C Nova implant is composed of four components—two titanium alloy (TAN) endplates, a cobalt chrome alloy (CoCrMo) calotte insert, and an ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) inlay—and is inserted into the vertebral bodies en-bloc.

The prodisc C Nova Total Disc Replacement surgery is intended to:

Significantly reduce pain by allowing for the removal of the diseased disc
Restore biomechanical stability
Restore normal disc height
Provide the potential for motion at the affected vertebral segment

Ball & Socket Design

Controlled, predictable motion
Controlled translation limits the load on facet joints
Permits a physiological range of motion in flexion/extension, rotation, and lateral bending
Allows for restoration of anatomical balance

Determined Safe & Effective for SCDD

The prodisc C Nova Total Disc Replacement is intended to replace a diseased and/or degenerated intervertebral disc of the cervical spine in patients with symptomatic cervical disc disease (SCDD).