Saluda’s Evoke SCS Set To Join Competitive US Spine-Stim Market In Late 2022
Executive Summary
The Australian company secured $125m in financing to support commercialization of the Evoke SCS system for chronic pain beginning in late 2022. The US FDA approved Evoke SCS for chronic intractable pain of the trunk and/or limbs, the third major FDA approval of an SCS technology this year so far.
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