Wednesday, July 14, 2021 2:52:03 PM
Something like that could have broader uses in other neurodegenerative diseases, stroke or various psychiatric diseases perhaps.
The current Inspire 2.0 is only using the scaffold I think (correct me if I am wrong) that gets implanted into the spine. It alone shows improved spinal function scores and clinical outcomes.
I do not know of any direct competitors. Again please correct me if I am wrong about competition. I would expect a rising interest by investors and larger biotech companies in NVIV if clinical outcomes stay positive or become more positive.
Early investors have lost more than 99% of their early invested capital in NVIV so far, talking long term. It is the most negative performance , or one of the worst, that can be found for any stock long term that is not yet delisted.
Could this long decline reverse itself?
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