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Can Potentially
Identify Up To
27%
of surgical
complications

Varies by procedure, typically between 60-100% using RM’s approach 1

Potentially
Saving healthcare
$27K
Per
surgery

Study from Clinical Neurophysiology September 20122

For Patients

For Physicians

For Hospitals

For CNIMS


“You don’t want the patient to be injured during the surgery. Neurological monitoring helps us protect the patient.”
Robert T. Myles, MD, FAAOS Orthopedic Spine Surgeon

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  1. See Complex Hip Surgery: Schulthess Clinic, Lengghalde 2, Zurich 8008, Switzerland. Use of multimodal intra-operative monitoring in averting nerve injury during complex hip surgery. 
  2. “Multimodal IONM reduces the relative risk of post-operative neurological complications in spine surgery by an estimated 49.4% at a mean cost of $63,387 per neurological deficit averted.” Ney JP, Van der Goes DN, Watanabe JH: “Cost-effectiveness of Intraoperative Neurophysiological Monitoring for Spinal Surgeries: Beginning steps,” Clinical Neurophysiology, Volume 123, Issue 9, Pages 1705-1707, September 2012