Peripheral nerve stimulation is a therapy that uses mild electrical pulses from an implanted device to manage the pain and disability associated with intractable chronic migraine. The Peripheral Nerve Stimulation for Intractable Chronic Migraine Media Kit includes news releases, backgrounders, illustrations, photography and animations.
Credit any images and video as follows: Images or video provided courtesy of St. Jude Medical, Inc.
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Photo Genesis™, Eon Mini™, Eon™, and EonC™ Systems St. Jude Medical's Genesis™, Eon Mini™, Eon™, and EonC™ systems are approved in Europe for peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) of the occipital nerves for the management of the pain and disability associated with intractable chronic migraine. St. Jude Medical is the only company that offers fully implantable PNS systems for intractable chronic migraine. Provided by St. Jude Medical, Inc.
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Photo of Eon Mini™ Neurostimulator St. Jude Medical's Eon Mini™ neurostimulator is the smallest rechargeable neurostimulator with the longest-lasting battery in its class.* It is approved in Europe for peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) of the occipital nerves for the management of the pain and disability associated iwth intractable chronic migraine. *Data on file Provided by St. Jude Medical, Inc. | JPG [57 KB] |
Photo - Eon Mini™ Neurostimulator compared in size to a man’s watch (White Background) The St. Jude Medical Eon Mini™ neurostimulator is approved in Europe for peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) of the occipital nerves for the management of the pain and disability associated with intractable chronic migraine. This device, approximately the size of a man's wrist watch, has the longest-lasting battery in its class and is the smallest rechargeable neurostimulator on the market.* *Data on file Provided by St. Jude Medical, Inc. | JPG [648 KB] |
Photo - Eon Mini™ Neurostimulator compared in size to a man’s watch (Black Background) See description for white background photo.
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Illustration of Eon Mini™ Neurostimulator Peripheral never stimulation (PNS) for intractable chronic migraine involves the delivery of mild electrical pulses to the occipital nerves that are located just beneath the skin in the back of the head. A small electrical lead or leads are placed under the skin and connected to an implanted neurostimulator, a pacemaker-like device, which produces the stimulation. Provided by St. Jude Medical, Inc. | JPG [74.7 KB] |
Illustration of Eon Mini™ Neurostimulator See description for other Eon Mini™ Neurostimulator illustrations.
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Illustration of Eon Mini™ Neurostimulator See description for other Eon Mini™ Neurostimulator illustrations.
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Illustration of Eon™ Neurostimulator Peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) for intractable chronic migraine involves the delivery of mild electrical pulses to the occipital nerves that are located just beneath the skin in the back of the head. A small electrical lead or leads are placed under the skin and connected to an implanted neurostimulator, a pacemaker-like device, which produces the stimulation. Provided by St. Jude Medical, Inc.
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Illustration of Eon™Neurostimulator See description for other Eon™ Neurostimulator illustrations.
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Photo of Genesis™ Neurostimulator The St. Jude Medical Genesis™ neurostimulation system was the first fully implantable neurostimulation system approved in Europe for peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) of the occipital nerves for the management of the pain and disability associated with intractable chronic migraine. Provided by St. Jude Medical, Inc. | JPG [60.5 KB] |
Illustration of Genesis™ Neurostimulator (High Resolution) Peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) for intractable chronic migraine involves the delivery of mild electrical pulses to the occipital nerves that are located just beneath the skin in the back of the head. A small electrical lead or leads are placed under the skin and connected to an implanted neurostimulator, a pacemaker-like device, which produces the stimulation. Provided by St. Jude Medical, Inc.
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Illustration of Genesis™ Neurostimulator (Low Resolution) See description for high resolution illustration.
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Illustration of Genesis™ Neurostimulator (High Resolution) Peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) for intractable chronic migraine involves the delivery of mild electrical pulses to the occipital nerves that are located just beneath the skin in the back of the head. A small electrical lead or leads are placed under the skin and connected to an implanted neurostimulator, a pacemaker-like device, which produces the stimulation. Provided by St. Jude Medical, Inc.
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Illustration of Genesis™ Neurostimulator (Low Resolution) See description for high resolution illustration. | JPG [259 KB] |