Neuros Medical Raises $56M for Post-Amputation Pain Neurostim Device

The system consists of a nerve cuff electrode placed around an affected nerve and an implantable pulse generator.

Neuros Altius medical device with white body and connected cable
Neuros Medical

Neuros Medical, the maker of the Altius Direct Electrical Nerve Stimulation System, an FDA-approved, non-opioid treatment for chronic post-amputation pain, closed an oversubscribed $56 million Series D financing round. The funding will support U.S. commercialization and further development of Altius Direct.

The Altius System is a patient-controlled, on-demand system that uses Neuros' patented technology to address the underlying cause of post-amputation pain by inhibiting pain signal transmission from the damaged peripheral nerves near the site of amputation to the central nervous system. The system consists of a nerve cuff electrode placed around an affected nerve and an implantable pulse generator (IPG). Patients initiate an on-demand 30-minute treatment session as needed for targeted pain relief.

The Altius System is FDA-approved and is indicated as an aid in the management of chronic intractable phantom and residual lower limb post-amputation pain in adult amputees. The Altius System is the only FDA-approved device that provides amputees with patient-controlled, on-demand relief by targeting the nerve pain directly.

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