Bioresorbable and Non-Surgical Nerve Stimulator

Opioid-free pain relief alternative

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First bioresorbable and non-surgical peripheral nerve stimulator (PNS)

Clinical Design

➤ Internal wire bioresorbs - no office visit needed to remove

➤ External, non-implantable pulse generator and power supply

➤ Relief lasts long after device degrades

➤ Bioresorbable design prevents the need for revision surgeries due to poor pain control, lead migration, lead infection, worsening pain, or pain that improves after surgical healing

Intellectual Property and Platform

➤ Unique option for Degradation on Command (DOC) if rapid degradation is needed, for example due to necessity for an MRI or a clinical indication to remove immediately before device bioresorbs on schedule

➤ Unique waveform for bioresorbable/degrading wire

➤ Our platform includes different bioresorbable materials for acute (post-surgical, such as joint replacement surgery) indications (bioresorbs after two weeks) and chronic pain clinical indications (bioresorbs after 60 days)

Seeking FDA approval

OUR PARTNERS

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