NALU

The Nalu Neurostimulator System may be able to reduce pain by blocking the pain signals on the nerve that carries those signals to your brain.

The Nalu micro-IPG is implanted and produces mild electrical pulses
The tiny size means it’s less noticeable than traditionally-sized IPGs and provides more options for discreet placement
Thin wires, called leads, are placed under the skin near the affected nerves
A wearable Therapy Disc powers and controls the system
The Nalu app provides remote control of program settings from a smartphone

Your physician will choose the appropriate place for the Nalu micro-IPG and the tiny leads, depending upon your anatomy. They’ll also determine if you’re a better candidate for a spinal cord stimulator or peripheral nerve stimulator.

Peripheral Nerve Stimulation: Thin, flexible wires are implanted near a nerve and connected to a stimulator placed under the skin to deliver stimulation with the goal of relieving pain.

Spinal Cord Stimulation: Thin, flexible wires are implanted near your spinal cord and connected to a stimulator placed under the skin to deliver stimulation with the goal of relieving pain.