Selecting the Right Patient
The RNS System can help bridge the treatment gap for many focal refractory epilepsy patients.
Medications
After trying two medications, additional medications have less than a 5% chance of success.1
After trying two medications, additional medications have less than a 5% chance of success.1
THE RNS SYSTEM
Meaningful seizure reduction without cognitive deficits
The RNS System provides a reversible, non-destructive option that can substantially reduce seizures and inform future treatment.
Medications
After trying two medications, additional medications have less than a 5% chance of success.1
After trying two medications, additional medications have less than a 5% chance of success.1
Epilepsy Surgery
Fewer than 20% of patients are candidates for epilepsy surgery or want to have epilepsy surgery.2
Fewer than 20% of patients are candidates for epilepsy surgery or want to have epilepsy surgery.2
THE RNS SYSTEM
Meaningful seizure reduction without cognitive deficits3
The RNS System provides a reversible, non-destructive option that can substantially reduce seizures and inform treatment.
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Learn more about the types of patients treated with the RNS System
To review clinical outcomes by specific lobes of the brain treated, download our full Patient Selection Guide.
1. Chen Z et al, JAMA Neurology, 2018. 2. Schiltz, NK, et al., Epilepsy Research, 2013. 3. Loring, et al., Epilepsia, 2015.
