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Deep wound infection after vagus nerve stimulator ...[Epilepsia. 2001] - PubMed Result
Cyberonics PubMed deep wound infection
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Court documents against Cyberonics Robert P. Cummings CEO
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Vagus Nerve Stimulation
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Furthermore, the BlueCross BlueShield TEC assessment on VNS for TRD (2005) stated that this method does not meet the TEC criteria. The TEC assessment stated that the available evidence is insufficient to permit conclusions of the effect of VNS therapy on health outcomes. According to the TEC assessment, “the available evidence consists of a case series of 60 patients receiving VNS, a short-term (i.e., 3-month) randomized, sham-controlled clinical trial of 221 patients, and an observational study comparing 205 patients on VNS therapy compared to 124 patients receiving ongoing treatment for depression. Patients who responded to sham treatment in the short-term randomized, controlled trial (approximately 10%) were excluded from the long-term observational study. Patient selection was a concern for all studies. VNS is intended for treatment-refractory depression, but the entry criteria of failure of 2 drugs and a 6-week trial of therapy may not be a strict enough definition of treatment resistance. Treatment-refractory depression should be defined by thorough state-of-the-art psychiatric evaluation and management”.
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