Eon Mini™ Media Kit

News Release: St. Jude Medical Receives FDA and CE Mark Approvals for Eon Mini
St. Jude Medical Receives FDA and CE Mark Approvals for the World’s Smallest, Longest-Lasting Rechargeable Neurostimulator to Manage Chronic Pain

News Release: First Person Implanted with Eon Mini, the World’s Smallest Neurostimulator
Former U.S. Army Parachutist Becomes First Person Implanted with Eon Mini, the World’s Smallest Neurostimulator to Manage Chronic Pain

Eon Mini™ IPG Illustration High Resolution
[Caption] Illustration of a female patient receiving neurostimulation for pain relief with the Eon Mini™ spinal cord stimulator, the world’s smallest rechargeable IPG. The device is typically implanted in the buttock area and sends mild electrical pulses to leads located near the spinal cord. These pulses interrupt the pain signals as they travel to the brain.

Eon Mini™ IPG Illustration Low Resolution
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Spine Detail Illustration High Resolution
[Caption] Cross section view of two percutaneous spinal cord stimulation leads in the epidural space. These leads are connected to a spinal cord stimulator which sends mild electrical pulses to interrupt the pain signals as they travel to the brain.

Spine Detail Illustration Low Resolution
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Eon Mini™ IPG Photo High Resolution
Eon Mini™ spinal cord stimulator
[Caption] Eon Mini™ spinal cord stimulator, the world’s smallest rechargeable SCS device, is approved to manage chronic pain of the trunk and limbs and pain from failed back surgery. The device is typically implanted in the buttock area and sends mild electrical pulses to leads located near the spinal cord. These pulses interrupt the pain signals as they travel to the brain.

Eon Mini™ IPG Photo Low Resolution
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Eon Mini™ IPG and US Silver Dollar Comparison Photo High Resolution
Eon Mini™ spinal cord stimulator shown with a U.S. silver dollar for size comparison
[Caption] Eon Mini™ spinal cord stimulator, the world’s smallest rechargeable SCS device, is approved to manage chronic pain of the trunk and limbs and pain from failed back surgery. Slightly larger than the size of a U.S. silver dollar, the device is typically implanted in the buttock area and sends mild electrical pulses to leads located near the spinal cord. These pulses interrupt the pain signals as they travel to the brain.

Eon Mini™ IPG and US Silver Dollar Comparison Photo Low Resolution
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Eon Mini™ IPG in Hand Photo High Resolution
Eon Mini™ spinal cord stimulator in a surgical gloved hand with two percutaneous leads
[Caption] Eon Mini™ neurostimulator, the world’s smallest rechargeable spinal cord stimulator, is approved to manage chronic pain of the trunk and limbs and pain from failed back surgery. The device is typically implanted in the buttock area and sends mild electrical pulses to leads located near the spinal cord. These pulses interrupt the pain signals as they travel to the brain.

Eon Mini™ IPG in Hand Photo Low Resolution
[Caption] See High Resolution image above.

Eon Mini IPG Animation (Flash)
This animation shows an illustration of a female patient receiving neurostimulation for pain relief with the Eon Mini™ SCS device, the world’s smallest rechargeable neurostimulator.

Eon Mini IPG Animation (Windows Media)
This animation shows an illustration of a female patient receiving neurostimulation for pain relief with the Eon Mini™ SCS device, the world’s smallest rechargeable neurostimulator.

Eon Mini IPG—Adam Hammond Patient Success Story B-roll
This B-roll video features patient Adam Hammond, an Army officer who was injured in a skydiving accident. Adam is the first patient in the world to be implanted with Eon Mini™ spinal cord stimulator, the world’s smallest neurostimulator for chronic pain. To request broadcast-quality Beta video of this B-roll, please contact dlandry@sjm.com or gdavis@sjm.com.

Eon Mini IPG—Carrie Jones Patient Success Story B-roll
This B-roll video features patient Carrie Jones, a young mother of two. Carrie is one of the first patients to be implanted with Eon Mini™ spinal cord stimulator, the world’s smallest neurostimulator for chronic pain. To request broadcast-quality Beta video of this B-roll, please contact dlandry@sjm.com or gdavis@sjm.com.