Stryker buys Vertos

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I think you’re the exception to the typical scenario that occurs in pp. these patients don’t generally make it to a surgeon til they’ve gotten mild and a spacer… sold to them as “less invasive”. I know I see a biased sample…. But I get several consults per month for 2nd opinions after having mild…. Who I then refer to a surgeon for a decompression which can generally be done endoscopically.

My experience is similar.
 
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Interesting. We'll find out what happens in 2026.
 
Well, it worked out great when a new code was developed for sij rfa, genic rfa….
Intracept did ok. Could be better but like those others could've definitely been worse.
 
Has anyone noticed changes in support system for MILD procedure with stryker? It appears that they have more hands off approach. stryker appears to be minimally interested in training or marketing or providing clinical support. They just want to sell there product to existing customers (trained physicians) and call it a day.
 
Has anyone noticed changes in support system for MILD procedure with stryker? It appears that they have more hands off approach. stryker appears to be minimally interested in training or marketing or providing clinical support. They just want to sell there product to existing customers (trained physicians) and call it a day.

Yeah they have a near-zero interest in marketing the product.

My rep hasn’t even trained on it lol
 
Has anyone noticed changes in support system for MILD procedure with stryker? It appears that they have more hands off approach. stryker appears to be minimally interested in training or marketing or providing clinical support. They just want to sell there product to existing customers (trained physicians) and call it a day.
i talked to the vertos stryker rep today. he is getting no support at all from stryker, unlike vertos. no clinical specialists to help him out. its all on him now.
 
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