International Centre of Excellence for spinal-cord treatments at the forefront of patient-focused neurorehabilitation
Verita Neuro was established in 2016 to provide next-generation medical procedures that instill hope in SCI sufferers. Since then, we’ve been rewarded with the gift of trust from hundreds of patients around the world.
Whether male or female, young or old, paraplegic or quadriplegic, our results-focused team of researchers, surgeons, and therapists are successfully treating patients with spine injuries between the C4 and T12 levels.
It is straightforward and simple: Traditional treatments for severe spinal-cord injuries do not help patients regain control of their lives. Verita Neuro views this as an opportunity, to improve the technologies and provide the treatments that can truly empower SCI patients to walk again. It is what we do with the ground-breaking surgical procedure, Epidural Stimulation.
Epidural Stimulation involves the surgical implantation of electrodes directly onto the spinal cord. When the electrodes are activated by a hand-held remote control, nerve signals are “stimulated” and able to connect from the patient’s brain to areas of the body beyond the part of their spine that was injured.
When combined with our rigorous physical therapy regimens and supplemental treatments, the Epidural Stimulation surgery is helping a growing number of patients regain voluntary control of their limbs and involuntary control of their bladders and bowels previously believed to be lost forever.
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