Medtronic trial to evaluate neurostimulation for HF
It's not uncommon for heart failure patients to receive an implanted medical device for their condition, but the devices typically used in these cases are pacemakers and defibrillators. Medtronic (Minneapolis) is trying to find out if a different type of device – a spinal cord stimulation (SCS), or neurostimulation device – might be an option for heart failure patients. (Medical Device Daily)
Medical Device Daily State of the Industry Report 2010
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Social media for med-tech: understanding limits and regulations is a key to success
Over the last several years, the amount of user-generated content on the Internet has increased dramatically – both in sheer quantity and in variety of available formats. Traditionally, material on the Internet was produced only by those entities with access to the necessary web design tools and services. (MDD Perspectives)
Judy Rosenbloom: Her Firm Focuses on Reimbursement Issues
Judy Rosenbloom is the founder and president of JR Associates, a Los Angeles-based medical device reimbursement consulting company. JR Associates specializes in strategic coding, coverage and payment solutions for device manufacturers, venture capital firms and healthcare practitioners. (Biomedical Business & Technology)
