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Non-Invasive Thermal Ablation of the Medial Branch Nerves (Neurolyser XR) for Lumbar Facet Syndrome
Study Summary
This trial will test a new, non-invasive treatment for chronic low back pain. The Neurolyser XR will be evaluated for its ability to relieve pain and improve function.
- Lumbar Facet Syndrome
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In what geographic locations is this clinical trial being conducted?
"Nine facilities are currently taking part in this trial, including Mayo University Jacksonville (Jacksonville), The Physicians Spine and Rehabilitation Specialist of GA (Atlanta) ,and Center for Clinical Research (Winston-Salem). Additionally, there are 6 other sites that have joined the endeavour."
Does the research encompass participants that are seventieth birthday or older?
"The parameters for participation in this trial are that patients must be between 50 and 85 years old. There is an abundance of trials targeting younger individuals (387) while there are 1248 dedicated to older people."
How many participants have joined this experiment?
"90 eligible patients are necessary to successfully complete the study. The sponsor, FUSMobile Inc., will be running this trial from various sites; such as Mayo University Jacksonville in Florida and The Physicians Spine and Rehabilitation Specialist of GA in North carolina."
What prerequisites must be satisfied in order to join this clinical experiment?
"Candidates aged between 50 and 85 afflicted with chronic back pain are eligible to apply for this medical trial. Of note, they must be among the 90 people selected by the research team."
Does this research endeavor have any vacancies for participants?
"Affirmative. According to the details on clinicaltrials.gov, this medical trial is presently seeking volunteers and was first posted on May 16th 2022 with a subsequent update occurring on July 28th 2022. A total of 90 patients are needed across 9 sites for successful completion."
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