Respicardia's remedē Neurostimulator Improves Sleep Apnea Symptoms In Pivotal Trial

The implantable neurostimulation system works automatically and continuously during every hour of sleep and does not depend on patient adherence, which has been a major limitation of continuous positive airway pressure therapy.

Respicardia Inc.'s remedē neurostimulation system significantly reduced the severity of central sleep apnea and improved sleep apnea patients' arousal, self-reported sleepiness, REM sleep, and quality-of-life scores in the pivotal trial of the transvenous implantable device.

Six-month follow-up data from the 151-patient randomized trial, led by Maria Rosa Costanzo of the Advocate Heart Institute in Naperville,...

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