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VIA Disc NP Registry 3.0

Participate in a clinical study for disc-related back pain relief.

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18 years and older
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Phase N/A
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VIA Disc NP Registry 3.0

This study is for people who have received treatment with VIA Disc NP, a special injection for back issues. The goal is to see how well patients do over time after getting this treatment. To join, you must be 18 or older, able to speak and read English, and have had the injection within 90 days before the first study visit.

Key Points:

  • Participants are observed to collect data, no extra treatment involved.
  • Must be willing to sign a consent form and fill out questionnaires.
  • Cannot be pregnant or have had previous VIA Disc NP treatment.

If you meet these criteria and are interested, participating in this study can help doctors understand how VIA Disc NP works and could improve care for future patients. No pregnancy testing is required, but you should not be pregnant to participate.

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    Discogenic Pain
    Back Pain
    Back Pain
    Low

NCT06345690

VIVEX Biologics, Inc.

13 December 2024

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