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Restore Stability in Your Life

VYRSA™ SI JOINT FUSION

With Long-Term Relief From Chronic Sacroiliac Joint Pain.

Nevro announces acquisition of Vyrsa

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One comprehensive solution for individualized relief of chronic pain that gives you more versatility than ever before.

Target the root cause of SI joint pain with patented technology.

The VYRSA™ V1, now Nevro1™, implant may offer a solution to chronic SI joint pain by securely stabilizing the SI joint. The proprietary implant design allows for a reduction in motion and abnormal stress on the SI joint without open surgery. Through a minimally invasive approach, the implant can be securely placed and may relieve pain and restore functionality to individuals suffering from chronic SI joint pain.

WHY VYRSA™?

Procedure Benefits

Discover Freedom from SI Joint Pain

Promising Patient Outcomes

Patient outcomes for sacroiliac joint (SIJ) fusion have been consistently positive according to published data. Several studies have demonstrated significant improvements in pain relief, functional outcomes, and patient satisfaction.

In a systematic review by Polly et al. (2019) that included 17 studies and 1,227 patients, SIJ fusion was found to provide substantial pain reduction in patients with chronic SIJ dysfunction. The review reported a mean pain reduction of 73% post-fusion, with 83% of patients achieving a clinically significant improvement in pain scores (PMID: 30589972).

Hermans, Sem M M et al. “Minimally Invasive Sacroiliac Joint Fusion vs Conservative Management in Patients With Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.” International journal of spine surgery vol. 16,3 (2022): 472-480. doi:10.14444/8241

The Future of SI Joint Fusion Has Arrived.

VYRSA PHYSICIANS

VYRSA™ Technologies has disrupted the SI joint fusion implant landscape by developing the FDA-cleared V1 implant technology. Now, this is part of the Nevro™ Portfolio. This innovative solution, supported by a rigorous 2-year biomechanics study, may improve patient outcomes while reducing surgical complications, addressing the frustrations of physicians and advancing the field.

Superior Biomechanics

A 2-Year Study on SI Joint Stabilization with VYRSA V1, now called Nevro1