LOUIS MEMOLI
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July 2016
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If you’ve ever known someone who has Parkinson’s and have watched their physical health decline faster than their mental acuity, then you know the torturous life they lead. Parkinson’s has no cure and medication alone isn’t enough but DBS has been shown to give Parkinson’s patients relief from their symptoms improving their quality of life. St. Jude Medical’s Deep Brain Stimulator Demonstrates Benefit for Parkinson’s PatientsThe use of implanted Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) for the treatment of the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease has been the focus of a lot research activity an source: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/78665/78665-6158721445741551620 Marked as spam
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Craig Scherer
It's really great to see this kind of disruptive technology solving problems that are virtually invisible to the user but that can have great benefit to the patient. It's also great to see these electromechanical solutions working with and augmenting pharmacological ones. Hoping for speedy approvals and commercial rollout!
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LOUIS MEMOLI
Medtronic has an installed base but they may not be the sales leader for long... competition is healthy, not just for pricing but for continuous product improvement.
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