Boston Scientific Puts Charge In Neuromodulation Business By Acquiring Relievant
Executive Summary
Relievant’s Intracept intraosseous nerve ablation system is the only FDA-cleared neuromodulation device indicated to treat vertebrogenic pain. Boston Scientific will pay $850m for Relievant, plus undisclosed milestone payments over the next three years.
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