Rediscovermylife

10/14/2026

If you’ve been told you need surgery at one or two levels in your neck, is spinal fusion your only option?

For some patients, the answer may be no.
prodisc® C Vivo is FDA-approved for total disc replacement at one or two adjacent levels of the cervical spine. It is designed to relieve pain while preserving motion at the treated level(s).

Ask your spine specialist whether cervical total disc replacement may be an option for you.

10/08/2026

Life is full of moments that depend on motion.

Turning your head to back up the car. Looking over your shoulder on a walk. Hugging your family. Playing a round of golf. Enjoying a family vacation.

Motion-preserving spine surgery may potentially help patients return to activities they enjoy following recovery.

Learn more about surgery.

09/03/2026

Now Available: Case Study

A 57-year-old patient with progressive cervical radiculopathy presents a familiar clinical decision point: vs. .

In this case study by K. Brandon Strenge, MD, a 2-level cervical at C4–5 and C5–6 was performed, leveraging implant selection to match patient-specific endplate anatomy—without altering the native structure.

This case highlights:
• Level-specific pathology assessment
• Preserving motion where appropriate
• Intraoperative flexibility in implant selection.

08/12/2026

Could you be a candidate for total disc replacement?

If you've been diagnosed with degenerative disc disease and are still experiencing symptoms despite conservative treatments, it may be worth discussing your treatment options with a spine specialist.

Learn more and find a spine specialist near you.

07/29/2026

You may have more spine surgery options than you think.

For some patients, total disc replacement (TDR) offers an alternative to spinal fusion that is designed to preserve motion. Understanding the differences between these procedures can help you have a more informed conversation with your surgeon.

Learn more about fusion vs. total disc replacement.

07/16/2026

A time-tested technology to preserve motion.

Whether used for the neck or lower back, all prodisc® systems are built on the same prodisc CORE technology—engineered to preserve motion.

Backed by over 35 years of clinical use, 590+ published studies, and 300,000+ implantations worldwide, this technology has been widely studied in patients with spine-related pain.

07/08/2026

No two spines are the same— so treatment shouldn’t be one-size-fits-all.

That's the thinking behind Centinel Spine's innovation. The prodisc® cervical technology with multiple options allows spine surgeons to match the implant to each patient's anatomy.

This means that your surgeon has the option to select the specific design that fits your vertebral anatomy, your disc space, and your clinical needs.

Spine surgeons worldwide have begun to embrace this system, realizing the potential benefit of selecting the right implant for each patient.

07/04/2026

07/01/2026

Access to cervical disc replacement expands for patients in France.

Starting June 30, 2026, Centinel Spine’s prodisc® C Vivo will be covered by insurance in France for one- and two-level cervical total disc replacement procedures.

Every patient deserves to understand their options. If you're exploring treatment for spine-related neck pain, learn more about cervical total disc replacement and whether it may be right for you.

06/29/2026

Patients who undergo cervical may be able to return to work sooner than patients who have fusion surgery (ACDF). A recent published study shows that, on average, total disc patients get back to work about 10 days earlier and are more likely to have returned to work during the first year after surgery.

If you are considering surgery for a cervical spine condition, understanding your options is important.

Read the abstract:
https://bit.ly/4mKuVQ1