Subject was treated for relief of symptoms associated with lumbar spinal stenosis by implantation of superion ids device on (b)(6) 2017.While some indication of the possibility was suggested by intra-operative fluoroscopy, it was only upon review of additional radiographic imaging immediately after the procedure that it was determined conclusively that the implant had been mis-located, such that the implant was placed ventral to, rather than dorsal to, the lamina.The treating physician reports that a post-operative neurological examination was normal, and there was relief of symptoms.The mis-located implant was removed during a subsequent surgical decompression procedure, which occurred some hours later.No adverse sequelae were associated with the improper implant placement, excepting the need for subsequent decompression surgery (laminectomy) to remove the device.
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