Axonics® System for Sacral Neuromodulation Overview

Axonics Pne Trial. Axonics acquires tech linked to sacral neuromodulation procedure (PNE) lead is used in a basic trial with the Axonics Model 1601, external Trial Stimulator (TS) The Axonics SNM Trial System is contraindicated for patients who are unable to operate the Axonics SNM Trial System

The essence of the trial phase is to enable the surgeon to predict long-term therapy's benefits Plug the Basic Trial Cable or PE fully into the extension of the TS.

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Basic Trial (PNE) A minimally invasive procedure that is often done in the office or surgery center and does not involve any incisions ("not recommended"): Stimulation level between 3.00 • and 12.50 mA The EPG is a single-use, non-rechargeable, external device, that provides electrical pulses to stimulate S2-S4 either b by a PNE Lead (via a Basic Trial Cable) for up to 7 days or by a Tined Lead (via a Percutaneous Extension Cable) for up to 14 days

Axonics 1701 PNE Lead Implant Kit User Manual. For a trial using the PNE lead, the Basic Trial Cable should be connected to the TS. ("not recommended"): Stimulation level between 3.00 • and 12.50 mA

Axonics announces FDA approval for its sacral neuromodulation system. Medtronic percutaneous nerve evaluation (PNE) PNE is a great way to trial sacral neuromodulation before committing to a bigger procedure Talk to your doctor about whether Axonics Therapy is right for you and to discuss the potential risks and benefits