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Study Affirms BIOTRONIK Home Monitoring® Leads to Earlier Intervention

Published in Law and Health Weekly, June 27th, 2009

BIOTRONIK Inc. announced the landmark TRUST (Lumax-T/Lumos-T safely reduces routine office device follow-up) study affirms that automatic early detection of clinical events by BIOTRONIK Home Monitoring® leads to earlier intervention than conventional in-office follow-ups.

As a result, the company is updating its labeling instructions to show how physicians can reduce the number of patient visits to their office for routine device follow-up without compromising the quality of care these patients receive.

BIOTRONIK pioneered wireless remote technology more than eight years ago in the United States and is still the leader in this technology today....

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