First patient in the Netherlands gets migraine implant: ‘can offer a solution’

For the first time in the Netherlands, a patient has been implanted with a wafer -thin implant for chronic migraine, as part of a clinical study. This happened in the Erasmus MC in Rotterdam. Migraine therapy, developed by the Dutch company Salvia Biedectronics, is currently being investigated in a study in Belgium, Australia and from now on in the Netherlands. In addition to the Erasmus MC, the St. Antonius Hospital Utrecht/Nieuwegein is also participating in the study.

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