Mizuho OSI announced that the ProAxis Spinal Surgery Table is being used for Lumbar Procedures with the hands-on bioskills program led by Dr. Brett Babat and Dr. Alexander Ropper.
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Last chance — seats are almost filled! Elevating Spinal Fusion: Lumbar Procedures with the ProAxis® Table This hands-on bioskills program helps spine surgeons master LLI…
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Mizuho OSI
Mizuho OSI is the leader in the markets for specialty surgery tables and patient positioning.
- Industry
- Medical Device
- Location
- Union City, US
- Company size
- 501–1,000 employees
About Mizuho OSI
Mizuho OSI® is the market leader in specialized surgical patient positioning. Founded in 1978, it remains at the forefront of patient positioning solutions for the operating room, collaborating with top surgeons to develop technologies that are cornerstones in both hospitals and outpatient settings. The U.S based company's portfolio includes specialty surgical tables for procedure-specific approaches that improve patient outcomes in spine and orthopedic surgeries and surgical pressure injury abatement products. Mizuho OSI is a wholly owned subsidiary of Mizuho Corporation located in Tokyo, Japan, a leading surgical equipment manufacturer.
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