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SPR's Peripheral Nerve Stimulator Relieves Post-Amputation Pain

 
• By Reed Miller

SPR Therapeutics' Sprint percutaneous peripheral nerve stimulator proved safe and effective at reducing pain in post-amputation patients in a new 28-patient randomized study.

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SPR Therapeutics' Sprint PNS • Source: SPR Therapeutics

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Randomized trial results show SPR Therapeutics LLC’sSprint percutaneous peripheral nerve stimulator may provide durable and significant pain relief and reduce disability in patients with chronic neuropathic pain following...

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