Toward Development of Personalized Neuromodulation Therapy

This talk outlines the emerging field of personalized neuromodulation, with a focus on closed-loop spinal cord stimulation using evoked compound action potentials (ECAPs). Unlike traditional open-loop systems, closed-loop SCS adapts in real-time to maintain optimal spinal cord activation, leading to more consistent pain relief and patient satisfaction.

Toward Development of Personalized Neuromodulation Therapy

Published on June 02, 2025

This talk outlines the emerging field of personalized neuromodulation, with a focus on closed-loop spinal cord stimulation using evoked compound action potentials (ECAPs). Unlike traditional open-loop systems, closed-loop SCS adapts in real-time to maintain optimal spinal cord activation, leading to more consistent pain relief and patient satisfaction. The speaker presents robust data from the EVOKE trial showing long-term efficacy and introduces the concept of the dose ratio (optimal at 1.4) as a personalized biomarker. The talk advocates for a shift from pain-only outcomes to holistic metrics and positions ECAP-guided therapy as a foundational step toward individualized neuromodulation.

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This talk outlines the emerging field of personalized neuromodulation, with a focus on closed-loop spinal cord stimulation using evoked compound action potentials (ECAPs). Unlike traditional open-loop systems, closed-loop SCS adapts in real-time to maintain optimal spinal cord activation, leading to more consistent pain relief and patient satisfaction. The speaker presents robust data from the EVOKE trial showing long-term efficacy and introduces the concept of the dose ratio (optimal at 1.4) as a personalized biomarker. The talk advocates for a shift from pain-only outcomes to holistic metrics and positions ECAP-guided therapy as a foundational step toward individualized neuromodulation.

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