The hottest clinical space in medical devices may very well be stroke and the hottest technology area could be neurostimulation. Northstar combines both opportunities with an innovative system that addresses a largely un-addressed market--chronic stroke--by stimulating the cortex of the brain. And as promising as this therapy is, it may only be the tip of the iceberg for Northstar
By David Cassak
If grey is the new black, then, in health care circles at least, stroke is the new cardiovascular. Interest in and work on stroke therapies has been exploding at least...
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