Here are five highlights:
1. The Algovita SCS system features patent-protected stretchable lead technology and the market’s smallest patient controller.
2. Algovita is FDA-approved and CE-marked for treating trunk and limb chronic intractable pain.
3. Giancarlo Barolat, MD, neuromodulation medical director at Denver-based Presbyterian/St. Luke’s Medical Center, completed the 1,000th procedure.
4. Equipped with four decades of neurostimulation therapy experience, Dr. Barolat has implanted 9,000-plus devices related to neurostimulation.
5. Dr. Barolat served two terms as president of International Neuromodulation Society, and was a founding member of the American Neuromodulation Society.
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