Nevro Will Take On Spinal Cord Stim Leaders As Senza Is Stamped 'Superior'
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
The company says the Senza high-frequency system is the first spinal cord stimulator to be approved to claim superiority over existing spinal cord stimulation therapies. Approval is based on results of the highly touted SENZA-RCT trial.
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