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Together we can reduce the risk of Post-Dural Puncture Cerebral Spinal Fluid Leaks & Headaches

Our mission here at IMD is to provide a spinal needle that reduces patients risk of a CSF leak from up to 40% to less than 1%, and also provide a spinal needle that practitioners can rely on and prefer to use.

While our mission focuses on prevention, there are still cases where CSF Leaks occur and the resulting side effects can be severe. While the most common side effect is an orthostatic headache ranging from slight to severe, symptoms can also include: nausea, vomiting, stiff neck, dizziness, tinnitus, and vision changes. (National Library of Medicine)

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If you have experienced or are currently dealing with complications related to a cerebral spinal fluid leak, we recommend reaching out to the Spinal CSF Leak Foundation. You can view their website by clicking on their logo.

 

Their mission is "to reduce the suffering of any person affected by spinal cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leak and/or intracranial hypotension. With the right diagnosis and access to the right testing and treatments, more patients will have an improved quality of life."

IMD Proudly Supports the Spinal CSF Leak Foundation!

801-745-4700

560 UT-39, Huntsville, UT 84317, USA

 

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The clinical performance claims presented on this website are based on published, peer-reviewed scientific literature and other supporting evidence where cited. References to a reduction in post-dural puncture headache (PDPH) risk from up to 40% to less than 1% reflect outcomes reported in published studies comparing cutting (traumatic) spinal needles with the Gertie Marx Spinal Needle or other specified study devices, as applicable. The reported incidence of up to 40% is derived from published literature describing cutting spinal needles and should not be interpreted as applying to atraumatic spinal needles. Nothing on this website should be construed as representing that all spinal needles perform equivalently or that identical clinical outcomes will be achieved in every patient or clinical setting. Individual clinical outcomes may vary depending on patient characteristics, practitioner technique, practitioner experience, and other procedural factors.

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