NASS 2020: Medtronic Announces First Patient Implant With InterStim Micro, Adaptix Interbody System Launch
Executive Summary
Medtronic’s next-generation InterStim Micro system for overactive bladder is more competitive with Axionics’ r-SNM system, according to an analyst. Medtronic continues to innovate as its former CEO announces retirement.
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