Medtronic Launches Advanced Chronic Pain Management System

The next-generation Intellis could strengthen Medtronic’s grip on the spinal cord stimulation market, where it already holds a 30.2% share.

Medtronic PLC announced Sept. 18 that it is launching the next generation of its Intellis chronic pain management system in the US, following PMA supplement approval by FDA.

Medtronic is already the largest vendor of implantable SCS devices, with sales of about $535.3m and a 30.2% market share...

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