Here are six key points covered in the letter:
1. Medovex outlined it’s achievements with the DenerveX System, which is intended to subdue facet joint syndrome pain.
2. In October 2015, Medovex hosted a DenerveX System cadaver lab at the North American Spine Society Meeting. Seventeen spine surgeons from a variety of countries participated in the lab.
3. Medovex also attended the Forum Spine Surgery of the German Spine Society, during which 150 spine surgeons watched DenerveX System demonstrations.
4. In February 2016, Germany approved new reimbursement payment coding for the DenerveX System technology, allowing hospitals and outpatient centers to receive reimbursement for using the system.
5. In April 2016, Medovex created a distribution agreement with Innosurge, allowing for DenerveX System distribution in Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland.
6. In June 2016, Medovex reported the DenerveX System had successfully performed a live tissue test, using Good Laboratory Practice standards.
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