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Patients with drug-resistant focal epilepsy experienced a median 62 percent reduction in seizures by six months using the NeuroPace Inc RNS System, according to results from the largest FDA-reviewed prospective study in the history of neuromodulation.
This finding suggests significant potential for the RNS System as a treatment option for patients who do not respond to medication. The study represents a pivotal advancement in epilepsy care, pointing to new opportunities for those affected by this challenging condition.
NeuroPace recently hosted a packed symposium focused on responsive thalamic neuromodulation for drug-resistant epilepsy at ASSFN2026, drawing strong interest from clinicians and researchers (article). In earlier findings, patients indicated a preference for the RNS System over VNS, citing more targeted and immediate seizure control (article). These developments have positioned the RNS System as a growing choice in advanced epilepsy care.