INS 2017: Neuromodulation's Future Features Innovative Power Source, Materials And Treatment Protocols
Executive Summary
Neuromodulation technology is advancing at breakneck speed, as physicians, academic, and industry innovators deepen their understanding of the field and learn what works and what doesn't. At the Innovations Day held during the 13th world congress of the International Neuromodulation Society in Edinburgh, Scotland, Medtech Insight highlights the notable new techs that are in the pipeline of emerging companies.
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