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Austin, TX - August 23,
2006 The new structure was created to better align company strategies and to heighten LDR’s visibility as a global, integrated company within the spine industry. LDR was founded in 2000 by seasoned spine executives based in Troyes, France and now has sales in over 26 countries worldwide. Recently, the company has focused efforts in the U.S. market by launching an investigational device exemption study (IDE) for its second generation Mobi-C® cervical artificial disc. They are also creating a sales force to introduce its innovative line of spinal fusion products into the highly competitive U.S. market. Mr. Lavigne comments, “Our company has grown by helping European surgeons create new, innovative spine implants that address unmet or underserved needs. We are excited about creating these same types of relationships with U.S. surgeons. Our founders and investors thought it was important to have the new headquarters in the U.S. I agreed and have relocated to lead the critical steps towards our continued growth.” Caution: The Mobi-C® Cervical Disc Prosthesis is an investigational device and is limited by federal law to investigational use only. About LDR |
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