Here are three quick points:
1. The system is designed to provide relief from severe intractable chronic pain of peripheral origin.
2. The wireless, fully-programmable peripheral nerve stimulator neuromodulation device, received FDA 510k clearance in March.
3. The StimQ PNS System can be implanted through a standard needle size insert or small incision. It delivers small pulses of energy, in a fully-selectable manner, to electrodes placed at a peripheral nerve.
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