Medasense has announced that its NOL® pain response monitoring device (PMD-200™) has been approved for marketing in Brazil by ANVISA, the Brazilian health regulatory agency.
An early user of the NOL in Brazil, Dr. José Luiz Gomes do Amaral, Professor and Chairman of the Department of Anesthesiology, Pain & Critical Care at Escola Paulista de Medicina Hospital São Paulo, stated: “The introduction of NOL monitoring in Brazil is an exciting development for me and my colleagues, as I believe this might be the breakthrough technology we have all been looking for to help us provide better pain medication treatment.”
Karine Moriya, CEO of J.G. Moriya, Medasense commercial partner in Brazil, commented: “Our network of influential surgeons and anesthesiologists should allow us to bring this much-needed technology to Brazil’s advanced surgical facilities and we expect to perform the first NOL-guided surgeries in the coming weeks.”
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