Spine Surgeon and Interventional Pain Physician Testimonials 

“We access the area causing pain through a tiny three-centimeter incision. The procedure takes about 30 minutes, it’s done in an outpatient surgery center, and what I’m most impressed with is how quickly patients feel better afterward.”

Robert Norton, MD · Orthopaedic Spine Surgeon, Florida Spine Associates

“My patients have benefitted from KeyLift^™. It has replaced my need for other interspinal spacers, with an added benefit of creating a minimally invasive fusion which has helped with instability. In fact, now I target minor instability as a population that benefits from KeyLift^™ and discuss the advantages to avoid unnecessary larger operations. I find KeyLift a great tool for spinal stenosis with neurogenic claudication, foraminal stenosis, and minor cases of instability.”

“As spine surgery continues to evolve toward less invasive, motion-respecting solutions, KeyLift represents exactly the kind of innovation our patients deserve. In the right candidates, it replaces the need for traditional interbody spacers and pedicle screw constructs while still delivering a reliable minimally invasive fusion — a combination that has been particularly valuable in patients with instability. For spinal stenosis with neurogenic claudication, foraminal stenosis, and lower-grade instability, KeyLift gives me a way to treat the pathology decisively without committing patients to a larger, more morbid procedure. It has earned a defined role in my surgical algorithm.”

Michael K. Landi, MD, FAANS, FACS, CIME | Neurosurgeon, President & CEO at Invision Health

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