INTELLIS™ PLATFORM SPINAL CORD STIMULATION
Learn more about the IntellisTM platform for spinal cord stimulation (SCS) therapy.
TAKE CONTROL WITH SOLUTIONS DESIGNED FOR REAL LIFE
The Intellis™ SCS system provides quick and convenient recharging, making it an easy part of your daily routine.
INTELLIS™ PLATFORM KEY FEATURES
- 9 Year Warranty on the Intellis Internal Neurostimulator (INS)*
- World’s Smallest SCS neurostimulator implant
- Full-body MRI Access anywhere on your body†
- AdaptiveStim™ Technology automatically adjusts the therapy as you move‡
INTELLIS™ PLATFORM BENEFITS
- Discrete Trialing System that lets you try SCS therapy before committing
- Fast Recharging from empty to full in approx. 1 hour – making recharging easy and part of your daily routine
- Convenient Wireless Therapy Programmer and Recharging System works with your life and lets you conveniently recharge without being plugged into a wall
- More than 95% Battery Capacity at 9 years, independent of therapy parameters or recharge preferences
FAST, CONVENIENT RECHARGING
“Recharging for me is very simple. I put the belt on, I just plug in the recharger to the programmer, and away I go. I can sit down while I do it, I can stand up, I can walk around, I can do whatever I need to do.”
LEARN MOREPROTECT YOUR FUTURE WITH ACCESS TO MRI
Approximately 82% of SCS-implanted patients will likely need at least one MRI within five years of implant. The Intellis™ SCS system uses Medtronic SureScan™ MRI technology, giving you the same full-body MRI† access as non-implanted patients — now and in the future.
LIFE
WITH SCS
Find resources and learn about recharging your device, getting an MRI, and more.
SEE LIFE WITH SCS
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For information on our 9 year limited warranty contact rs.rtgwarranty@medtronic.com
†
Under specific conditions. Talk to your doctor and refer to product labeling for full list of conditions.
‡
AdaptiveStim™ technology is a feature only available on the Intellis™ model 97715.
Information on this site should not be used as a substitute for talking with your doctor. Always talk with your doctor about diagnosis and treatment information.