Vertebroplasty kits

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I was wondering what my colleagues are paying for vertebroplasty kits and from which company?
I pay $500 for stryker kit with the old cement which have the manual cement mixer.

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I was wondering what my colleagues are paying for vertebroplasty kits and from which company?
I pay $500 for stryker kit with the old cement which have the manual cement mixer.

thanks


thats a good price...
 

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thanks, but i know someone who pays 350 $ and I also wanted to know how parallax and smith and nephew kits compare to the stryker kits. Have you guys used it.
 

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thanks, but i know someone who pays 350 $ and I also wanted to know how parallax and smith and nephew kits compare to the stryker kits. Have you guys used it.


if i was to buy them, but i dont, i pay 650...
i do them in the hospital.

parallax are ok, those stupid trocars are cumbersome,

Smith and Nephew is just like everything Smith and Nephew makes, junk.
 

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I use Stryker. Price is negotiable and depends who is your rep and how much work you do with them. My understanding is also that you can buy cement separately and that Stryker is buying now cement from Kyphon
 
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