Implantable Devices
Boston Scientific Releases Remote Monitoring Data from First 10,000 Patients Using Its Wireless LATITUDE Patient Management System
Published in Healthcare Mergers, Acquisitions and Ventures Week, May 26th, 2007
Remote monitoring between regularly scheduled follow-ups allows clinicians to observe changes sooner in their device patients and gives them the ability to intervene earlier where appropriate.
Of the 56,000 monitoring months included in the 10,000-patient population over a mean follow-up of five months, the LATITUDE Patient...
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