Assessment of SpineJack® Implant Utilization for Spondyloplasty in Patients with Narrow Vertebral Pedicles
By
Marion Bouchet
Jean-Baptiste Pialat
Bastien Chalamet
William Boulade
Charles Mayard
Adrian Kastler
Sylvain Grange
Nicolas Stacoffe
July 9, 2026
Clinical Scorecard: Assessment of SpineJack® Implant Utilization for Spondyloplasty in Patients with Narrow Vertebral Pedicles
At a Glance
Category Detail
Condition Vertebral compression fracture Key Mechanisms Percutaneous spondyloplasty using SpineJack® for vertebral height restoration and kyphosis correction. Target Population Patients with vertebral compression fractures and narrow vertebral pedicles. Care Setting Interventional radiology centers
Key Highlights
SpineJack® demonstrates superior outcomes compared to balloon kyphoplasty. Minimum pedicle diameter of 5 mm recommended for safe implant insertion. Study includes patients with narrower pedicles, assessing feasibility and safety. Guideline-Based Recommendations
Diagnosis
Pre-operative imaging required to assess vertebral dimensions. Management
Use of SpineJack® implant for spondyloplasty in patients with narrow pedicles. Monitoring & Follow-up
Post-procedural CT or CBCT imaging to assess implant positioning and complications. Risks
Potential for cement leakages categorized as intravenous, intradiscal, epidural, or paravertebral. Patient & Prescribing Data
Patients undergoing percutaneous spondyloplasty with SpineJack®.
Implant size selected based on pre-operative CT scans considering pedicle diameter and vertebral body characteristics.
Clinical Best Practices
Administer prophylactic antibiotics prior to the procedure. Utilize fluoroscopic guidance for implant deployment and cement injection. Related Resources & Content
