SPRINT PNS System
Clinically proven pain relief
In clinical studies, the vast majority of SPRINT PNS patients reported significant and sustained relief of pain and/or pain interference.1-5, 7-11,^
Backed by the largest review of real-world PNS data
The largest retrospective review of real-word PNS data of over 6,100 patients, with over 71% demonstrating significant pain relief and/or improvement in quality of life following 60-day percutaneous PNS treatment with the SPRINT PNS System.12,†,‡
Head-to-toe Treatment Options™
SPRINT PNS may be a solution for a wide variety of moderate-to-severe pain conditions, including:
The SPRINT PNS System is not intended to be placed in the region innervated by the cranial and facial nerves.
First-Line PNS™ treatment
The SPRINT PNS System is a patient-preferred**, low risk alternative to more invasive treatments such as ablation, permanent implants, or surgery. Our breakthrough First-Line PNS treatment is shown to provide significant and sustained pain relief in clinical studies when prior treatments such as opioids or injections have failed.
Patient-preferred** treatment
As the least invasive implantable PNS available, the SPRINT PNS System delivers the approach to pain relief patients prefer.
Smallest diameter PNS lead available
60-day PNS (e.g. SPRINT PNS System) preferred by patients to radiofrequency ablation
Only FDA-cleared implantable PNS system that does not require incisions or a permanent implant
^In clinical studies, the most common adverse events were skin irritation and erythema.
†The total rate of medical events collected from the product complaint database was approximately 6%, with skin irritation due to adhesive components as the most reported event.
‡Significant pain relief and/or improvement in quality of life defined as ≥ 50% pain relief and/or at least Minimally Improved on PGIC.
**In a market research study, SPRINT PNS was a patient-preferred treatment.13
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