Life Sciences
Study findings from C.C. Devos et al broaden understanding of life sciences
Published in Drug Law Weekly, January 12th, 2010
In this recently published article, scientists in Netherlands conducted a study "To test the hypothesis that in spinal cord stimulation, an increase in the number of cathodes increases the energy per pulse, contrary to an increase in the number of anodes, which decreases energy consumption per pulse. Patients with an Itrel III (7425; Medtronic, Inc., Minneapolis, MN) implantable pulse generator and a Pisces-Quad (3487A; Medtronic, Inc.) implantable quadripolar lead were selected for this study."
"A set of 7 standard contact configurations was used for each patient. Resistor network models mimicking these configurations were constructed. The University of Twente's...
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Source: Drug Law Weekly (2010-01-12)
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