DePuy Synthes introduced SENTIO MMG, a digital mechanomyography platform designed to assess nerve status and identify and avoid peripheral nerves during spine surgery.
Sentio’s platform uses adhesive smart-sensors that are applied to the patient’s skin and provide the surgeon with real-time feedback on nerve location. The technology has a minimal footprint in the O.R. and obviates the need for a neuromonitoring specialist in the room. Johnson & Johnson acquired the technology in mid-2017.
Source: DePuy Synthes
DePuy Synthes introduced SENTIO MMG, a digital mechanomyography platform designed to assess nerve status and identify and avoid peripheral nerves during spine surgery.
Sentio’s platform uses adhesive smart-sensors that are applied to the patient's skin and provide the surgeon with real-time feedback on nerve location. The technology has a...
DePuy Synthes introduced SENTIO MMG, a digital mechanomyography platform designed to assess nerve status and identify and avoid peripheral nerves during spine surgery.
Sentio’s platform uses adhesive smart-sensors that are applied to the patient’s skin and provide the surgeon with real-time feedback on nerve location. The technology has a minimal footprint in the O.R. and obviates the need for a neuromonitoring specialist in the room. Johnson & Johnson acquired the technology in mid-2017.
Source: DePuy Synthes
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Julie Vetalice is ORTHOWORLD's Editorial Assistant. She has covered the orthopedic industry for over 20 years, having joined the company in 1999.





