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Problems with INFUSE? Information about Medtronic Lawsuits for Consumers

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    • March 7, 2013

Background: In 2002 the INUFSE bone graft was approved by the FDA for surgeries in the lower spine area (L4-S1). In 2008, following numerous reports of complications from off-label use the FDA cautioned against the use of the INFUSE in the upper neck/ cervical region. Although physicians can and do […]

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