ANEUVO's Innovative ExaStim® Therapy Revolutionizes SCI Care

ANEUVO's Participation at Major SCI Rehabilitation Events
ANEUVO is set to make waves in the field of spinal cord injury (SCI) rehabilitation as it showcases its cutting-edge technology, ExaStim® Therapy, at two prominent international conferences. These events, renowned for uniting experts and innovators in SCI care, are providing ANEUVO a platform to highlight its revolutionary therapy designed to enhance the quality of life for individuals with spinal cord injuries.
Highlighting ExaStim® Therapy
ExaStim® Therapy is recognized as the first and only non-invasive transcutaneous spinal stimulation system approved in Europe aimed at improving upper extremity motor function in adults with SCI. This innovative development marks a significant milestone in the rehabilitation community, offering new hope to those affected by spinal cord injuries.
RehaCare 2025 – Düsseldorf, Germany
At RehaCare 2025, scheduled from September 17 to 20, in Düsseldorf, ANEUVO will present at Booth Hall 6, Stand F66. This renowned trade fair attracts healthcare professionals dedicated to transforming patient care, providing a perfect venue for showcasing advancements in rehabilitation technology.
Visitors to the ANEUVO booth can explore the outstanding features of ExaStim® Therapy, which include a 16-channel multi-electrode array and customizable settings designed to meet individual patient needs. Attendees will gain insights on how this portable and precise system can be seamlessly incorporated into various rehabilitation settings - from hospitals to home care.
Insights from ISCoS 2025 – Gothenburg, Sweden
Following RehaCare, ANEUVO is poised to participate in the International Spinal Cord Society’s 64th Annual Scientific Meeting (ISCoS 2025) from October 8 to 11 in Gothenburg, where the company will shine a light on pioneering advancements in neuromodulation. The event will feature a Lunch Symposium on October 10, where initial results from the ASPIRE™ study, a significant multi-center trial on ExaStim® Therapy conducted on adults with chronic, traumatic SCI, will be unveiled.
The ASPIRE™ Home Study is another focus at ISCoS, exploring the potential for at-home rehabilitation supported by telehealth. As the company continues to refine its technologies, it aims to provide critical support that enhances independence and normalcy in daily activities for individuals living with SCI.
Transforming Lives with ExaStim® Therapy
ExaStim® Therapy is designed to be a game-changer in the context of spinal rehabilitation. By providing non-invasive stimulation without the risks associated with surgical interventions, ANEUVO leads with an innovative solution that can be utilized in diverse healthcare environments. The rechargeable device applies targeted stimulation through a flexible pad equipped with 16 electrodes, promoting mobility restoration and improved strength.
This technology is available for patients experiencing acute, sub-acute, or chronic spinal injuries, offering them renewed hope and improved functional independence.
Features and Benefits of ExaStim® Therapy
Among its many advantages, ExaStim® Therapy is equipped with:
- Customizable stimulation settings that adapt to individual muscle responses.
- An intuitive app-based interface facilitating ease of use for clinicians and caregivers.
- Extensive reporting tools for tracking patient progress effectively.
These features make it an appealing option for integrating into rehabilitation programs across different settings.
Continued Commitment to Innovation
ANEUVO is at the forefront of advancing bioelectronic medicine, with ongoing clinical studies highlighting the potential of ExaStim® Therapy. The recently completed ASPIRE™ Study and the ongoing ASPIRE™ Home Study reflect the company’s dedication to expanding knowledge and improving outcomes for patients facing the challenges of SCI.
Additionally, the anticipated European commercial launch of ExaStim® Therapy heralds a new chapter in the accessibility of groundbreaking treatment options for those in need.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ExaStim® Therapy?
ExaStim® Therapy is a non-invasive spinal stimulation system designed to enhance upper extremity motor function in adults with spinal cord injuries.
Where will ANEUVO showcase its technology?
ANEUVO will present ExaStim® Therapy at the RehaCare event in Düsseldorf and the ISCoS meeting in Gothenburg.
What are the key features of ExaStim® Therapy?
This therapy system includes customizable stimulation settings, a user-friendly app interface, and a flexible design for effective patient treatment.
What types of patients can benefit from ExaStim® Therapy?
Adults experiencing acute, sub-acute, or chronic spinal injuries are eligible to benefit from this therapy.
How does ANEUVO contribute to SCI rehabilitation?
ANEUVO focuses on developing innovative solutions, improving the quality of life for individuals affected by spinal cord injuries through advanced therapeutic methods.
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