What is an Indirect Compression Device?

An indirect compression device is a device utilized to relieve pain by acting as an extension blocker in the spine. It relieves pressure on the affected nerves in the same way it would be achieved if a patient was in a seated or flexed position. For those patients with Lumbar Spinal Stenosis, it can provide great relief with a simple outpatient procedure. This new and minimally invasive procedure has a rapid recovery time and involves no destabilization of the spine.

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Ideal Candidates for an Indirect Compression Device?

Talk with the doctors about this procedure if you have any of the following symptoms:

  • Leg, buttock, and groin pain
  • Numbness, weakness, cramping or stiffness in the legs or buttocks
  • Difficulty walking or standing but experience relief in the seated or flexed position
  • You have been diagnosed with Lumbar Spinal Stenosis

Benefits of an Indirect Compression Device for Pain

  • Safe and effective alternative when conservative treatment has failed and laminectomy is too aggressive.
  • Ensures controlled movement and minimizes post-procedure complications.
  • When using an indirect compression device, patients may be able to reduce oral pain medications and their side effects.
  • Available in multiple sizes to accommodate varying patient anatomy.
  • Simple outpatient procedure with rapid recovery time and no destabilization of the spine.

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Talk with the doctors about Superion if you have any of the following symptoms:

  • Leg, buttock, and groin pain
  • Numbness, weakness, cramping or stiffness in the legs or buttocks
  • Difficulty walking or standing but experience relief in the seated or flexed position
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