What surgeons ask.

lift is a Kerrison system for lumbar decompression. It cuts and clears bone and tissue through integrated suction, collecting removed material in the Tissue Vault.

The lift Kerrison, NovaPort with integrated LED lighting, and Tissue Vault. No tower or capital equipment required.

Bone and ligamentum flavum, supporting laminotomy and foraminotomy.

Yes. Each sterile, single-use tip provides a fresh cutting edge.

The Kerrison is FDA 510(k) cleared under K200768 for cutting and removing bone and tissue in spine surgery. See FDA clearance.

The current physician materials describe cases under 15 minutes. Actual procedure times vary.

Fluoroscopic guidance, visualization through the lit NovaPort, or both, depending on the procedure.

The procedure materials describe monitored anesthesia care (MAC) as the typical approach. Anesthesia is determined by the treating team.

lift uses a familiar Kerrison-style cutting motion. Training and proficiency depend on the surgeon’s experience.

Patients with imaging-confirmed lumbar spinal stenosis, symptoms consistent with nerve compression and insufficient relief from conservative treatment.

The current materials identify spondylolisthesis greater than grade 1 and segmental instability as exclusions. Patient selection requires clinical evaluation. See important safety information.

The current materials describe same-day discharge and a return to daily activities within 24–48 hours for many patients. Recovery varies.

Yes. The patient page includes a one-minute symptom check and an overview of treatment options.

Refer to the reimbursement page for applicable coding information, payer considerations and Payline.