SPR Therapeutics' peripheral nerve stimulation system receives FDA clearance: 3 insights

Spinal Tech

SPR Therapeutics earned FDA clearance for its Sprint endura and extensa Peripheral Nerve Stimulation Systems.

Here are three things to know:

1. The Sprint System is the only percutaneous PNS system cleared by the FDA. It is indicated for up to 60 days in the spine and extremities for chronic and acute pain.

2. The platform offers:

  • Dual lead capability to allow physicians to implant two leads connected to a single wearable pulse generator
  • Rechargeable batteries for continuous stimulation delivery
  • A Bluetooth-enabled controller for patient-specific customization

3. The Sprint PNS System is designed to provide a non-opioid therapy alternative.

"In my experience, most patients prefer a non-permanent, non-destructive and nonsurgical option for pain management when possible," said pain management physician Chris Gilmore, MD. "The minimally invasive nature of the Sprint System allows us to introduce peripheral nerve stimulation therapy early in the care continuum, including its use in well-selected patients with back pain."

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