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Intracept Minimally-invasive PROcedure for VErtebrogenic Back Pain

Intracept is a gentle procedure for treating certain types of back pain.

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**Intracept Minimally-invasive Procedure for Vertebrogenic Back Pain** This study explores how well the Intracept™ Nerve Ablation System works for people with vertebrogenic pain—pain that comes from the bones in the spine (vertebrae). The Intracept™ system is a special tool used in a minimally-invasive way, meaning it involves a small cut and less pain afterward. It's designed to help relieve back pain by targeting the nerves inside the bones of the spine. **Key Points:** - **Study Duration:** The exact length isn't specified, but participation begins once scheduled for treatment. - **Eligibility:** Participants must be scheduled for treatment with the Intracept™ system and have signed an informed consent form. - **Risks/Exclusions:** You cannot participate if the treatment is not suitable for you, as per local guidelines. Patients considering joining should review if the treatment is suitable for their specific condition and discuss with their doctor. This study gathers real-world results to better understand how effective the Intracept™ system is for patients like you.
Study details
    Chronic Low-back Pain
    Vertebrogenic Pain Syndrome

NCT06827262

Boston Scientific Corporation

17 October 2026

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