Neuromodulation Offers Hope for Patients with Long-COVID

[drusso]

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Neuromodulation offers hope for patients with long-COVID

With increasing focus being placed on the long-term impact COVID-19 can have, and the demand for effective treatments also growing concurrently, Marom Bikson (New York City, USA) outlines the potential neuromodulation holds regarding this unmet need. There is an urgent need to best understand...

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"Because COVID-19 is ubiquitous and will become endemic, PASC is especially troublesome in regard to cumulative disease burden. While vaccines and drugs are US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved to moderate short-term symptoms, protection against PASC is unclear. The success of neuromodulation for PASC will depend on identifying device- and symptom-specific mechanisms. Given the unknowns about PASC itself, one method for doing this is to measure biomarkers of disease progression and response to treatment. Ultimately, home-based neuromodulation should be integrated with wearable health monitors and telemedicine, thereby supporting fully remote comprehensive treatment protocols."

 

[kstarm]

When I read the title I had to roll my eyes as I thought people were going to be trying to place DCS for long-covid...which I wouldn't put past some of the interventionalist out there...instead it looks like they are looking at TMS and vagus nerve stimulators in this article. Those seem a little more plausible but still not super excited about these treatments for this condition...

 

[oreosandsake]

neuromodulation can treat all things.

the hand of the buddha can do no more










until reimbursement drops. then it's interspinous spacers and SIJ fusion.

 

[oreosandsake]

monkeypox waiting for it's turn

 

[cowboydoc]

 

[MitchLevi]

Neuromodulation offers hope for patients with long-COVID

With increasing focus being placed on the long-term impact COVID-19 can have, and the demand for effective treatments also growing concurrently, Marom Bikson (New York City, USA) outlines the potential neuromodulation holds regarding this unmet need. There is an urgent need to best understand...

neuronewsinternational.com

"Because COVID-19 is ubiquitous and will become endemic, PASC is especially troublesome in regard to cumulative disease burden. While vaccines and drugs are US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved to moderate short-term symptoms, protection against PASC is unclear. The success of neuromodulation for PASC will depend on identifying device- and symptom-specific mechanisms. Given the unknowns about PASC itself, one method for doing this is to measure biomarkers of disease progression and response to treatment. Ultimately, home-based neuromodulation should be integrated with wearable health monitors and telemedicine, thereby supporting fully remote comprehensive treatment protocols."

I have to say, this is infuriating to me.

 

[drusso]

I have to say, this is infuriating to me.

What if it helps people suffering from long-COVID?