FDA Clears Novel Multi-Point Nerve Disruption Treatment for Chronic Rhinitis
GALWAY, Ireland - The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has cleared Neuromark Rhinitis Neurolysis Therapy which is first in-office treatment indicated to disrupt symptom-causing posterior nasal nerves for Chronic Rhinitis patients.The clearance gives clinicians access to an in-office treatment designed to create lesions to disrupt the posterior nasal nerves, for patients with chronic rhinitis.
Approximately one in four Americans suffer from chronic rhinitis1, a condition that results in persistent congestion, rhinorrhea (runny nose), sneezing and nasal itching caused by inflammation and swelling of the mucosal membrane in the nose. NEUROMARK™ RNT is designed with a unique flexible electrode array geometry to access and disrupt hard-to-reach posterior nasal nerves in a single placement.
"The FDA clearance of NEUROMARK™ RNT means otolaryngologists can now offer precise care to patients with chronic rhinitis, while avoiding the trial and error that often goes into treating this condition," said Marc Dubin MD, Scientific Advisor for Neurent Medical. "The truth is, medications, sprays and other intranasal procedures are often either ineffective or only offer short-term relief for patients suffering with chronic rhinitis. I look forward to being able to offer them an exciting new treatment option conveniently administered in a single in-office visit."
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