Issue - Fluoroscopy primarily shows bony structures and may not visualize soft tissue where the spinal cord can deviate.
Impact - This limitation makes it difficult to accurately place electrodes for effective pain relief.
Issue - Relies on qualitative methods for mapping.
Impact - Patient feedback under sedation can be imprecise and qualitative, affecting electrode accuracy. Requires patient to be awake.
Issue - The current neurodiagnostic model requires specialized clinicians.
Impact - This model is labor-intensive, costly, inconsistently available, and prone to variability in results due to differences in interpretation.
CordMap SCS™ is an intelligent closed-loop hardware/software system designed to interface with existing SCS electrodes and patient bio-signals. It autonomously delivers stimulation and acquires mapping data reliably for every case, minimizing the need for clinician involvement.
Through our novel Functional Visualization™ system, CordMap SCS™ transforms biosignals into actionable insights by providing a clear, real-time representation of laterality and myotomal activation, enabling better electrode placement and streamlined clinical decision-making.
CordMap SCS™ is a physician-driven system featuring easy-to-use hardware, wireless sensors, and an intuitive UI/UX. It provides doctors with quick, reliable data without disrupting clinical workflow or requiring specialized clinical support.
Increased cost savings.
Quicker Turnover
Better Programming
The novel Cartis Neuro technology uniquely addresses both the clinical and economic aspects of the spinal electrode placement procedure, benefiting patients, physicians, and hospitals. I am encouraged to see the implementation of this real-time information during surgery. It has the potential to make a significant impact by reducing failed trial implantations, revision surgeries, and overall procedure time while increasing clinical efficacy.
Albert Pothier
Managing Director, Horizon Biomed
“Real-time neural mapping and closed-loop systems are set to transform the effectiveness of spinal cord stimulation and other neuromodulation therapies. By adapting to the patient’s unique neural responses, these innovations ensure precise targeting and continuous optimization, paving the way for truly personalized pain management solutions.”
Dr. Steven Falowski
Neurosurgeon, Advanced Surgery Center of Lancaster
“Physiologic mapping not only helps reduce revision rates, but it also streamlines the entire procedure—less guesswork, more consistent outcomes.”
Dr.Jeff Arle
MD, PHD NeurosurgeonFmr Assoc. Prof., HarvardMedical School
“One of the challenges...is to ensure we are over the synapses that we wish to be stimulating. Using thistechnology will ensure that we are covering the exact locations we need in a more scientific fashion.”
Dr. Howard Rosner
Neurosurgeon, Advanced Surgery Center of Lancaster
"Spinal Cord Stimulation (SCS) is here to stay because it addresses chronic pain at its source, providingtargeted, long-term relief. We are continuing to collect real-world-data that mirror great RCT results.”
Dr. Krishan Chakravarthy
MD, Pain MedicinePres.-Elect, ASPNAffil. Prof., Anesthesiology, UCSD