New Ultrasound Device Shows Promise for Chronic Pain Relief
University of Utah researchers develop Diadem, a noninvasive device that offers significant pain reduction after a single session.
- Diadem uses ultrasound to target deep brain regions, addressing faulty pain signals.
- Recent trials show 60% of participants experienced meaningful pain relief after one treatment.
- The device also demonstrated potential benefits for depression in separate trials.
- Researchers are preparing for Phase 3 clinical trials to seek FDA approval.
- Participants are being recruited to validate the device's efficacy for broader use.