TRUST Study Backs Biotronik Devices

In Cardio
Mon, 15 Jun 2009

As a result, the company is updating its labeling instructions to show how physicians can reduce the number of patient visits to their office for routine device follow-up without compromising the quality of care these patients receive. TRUST is the first and largest study to test the ability of remote monitoring in reducing in-office follow-ups.

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As a result, the company is updating its labeling instructions to show how physicians can reduce the number of patient visits to their office for routine...