XNSLevel 3

New Technology, Bones, Reposition

Moving to its normal location, or other suitable location, all or a portion of a body part

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XNS0032Reposition of Lumbar Vertebra using Magnetically Controlled Growth Rod(s), Open Approach, New Technology Group 2

XNS00C7Reposition of Lumbar Vertebra using Posterior (Dynamic) Distraction Device, Open Approach, New Technology Group 7

XNS0332Reposition of Lumbar Vertebra using Magnetically Controlled Growth Rod(s), Percutaneous Approach, New Technology Group 2

XNS03C7Reposition of Lumbar Vertebra using Posterior (Dynamic) Distraction Device, Percutaneous Approach, New Technology Group 7

XNS3032Reposition of Cervical Vertebra using Magnetically Controlled Growth Rod(s), Open Approach, New Technology Group 2

XNS3332Reposition of Cervical Vertebra using Magnetically Controlled Growth Rod(s), Percutaneous Approach, New Technology Group 2

XNS4032Reposition of Thoracic Vertebra using Magnetically Controlled Growth Rod(s), Open Approach, New Technology Group 2

XNS40C7Reposition of Thoracic Vertebra using Posterior (Dynamic) Distraction Device, Open Approach, New Technology Group 7

XNS4332Reposition of Thoracic Vertebra using Magnetically Controlled Growth Rod(s), Percutaneous Approach, New Technology Group 2

XNS43C7Reposition of Thoracic Vertebra using Posterior (Dynamic) Distraction Device, Percutaneous Approach, New Technology Group 7

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