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Early Feasibility Study on Epios Leads
The Epios early feasibility study aims to explore the uses of novel sub-scalp lead devices in the detection of epileptic seizures. Epios leads are inserted subcutaneously through dedicated tunneling toolkits and have been designed for continuous EEG recording in inpatients. This clinical investigation is part of a stepwise program to validate the entire Epios system and it starts with the validation of the Epios leads alone in this two steps study.
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