• October 7, 2011
  Acquisition of Impulse Monitoring Inc. by NuVasive, Inc.
• July 27, 2011
  Impulse Monitoring to Provide The George Washington University Hospital With Neuromonitoring Services
• June 29, 2011
  Borgess Medical Center Selects Impulse Monitoring for Comprehensive IONM Services
• January 26, 2011
  Impulse Monitoring to Provide MidMichigan Health with Neuromonitoring Services
• January 07, 2011
  Impulse Monitoring Acquires the Assets of Great Lakes Intraoperative Neuromonitoring
• October 27, 2010
  Impulse Monitoring and Children's Hospital of Central California Ink IONM Agreement
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  Impulse Monitoring Named Comprehensive IONM Provider at HealthEast Care System
• September 22, 2010
  Children's Hospital of The King's Daughters Signs With Impulse Monitoring
• May 26, 2010
  Tufts Medical Center Signs IONM Agreement with Impulse Monitoring
• May 18, 2010
  UC Irvine Medical Center Signs With Impulse Monitoring to Provide Supplemental Neuromonitoring Services
• March 23, 2010
  University of Virginia reviews monitoring outcomes with Impulse Monitoring, Inc.

University of Virginia reviews monitoring outcomes with Impulse Monitoring, Inc.

Intraoperative neuromonitoring is becoming the standard of care for many more spinal surgeries, especially with deformity correction and instrumentation. The authors reviewed the University of Virginia Health System' neuromonitored spine cases over the past four years to see the immediate intraoperative and postoperative clinical findings when an intraoperative neuromonitoring event was noted. The main question addressed in this review is how has multimodality intraoperative neuromonitoring affected the authors ability to avoid potential neurologic injury during spine surgery.

Authors: Matthew Eager, MD, Adam Shimer, MD, Faisal Jahangiri, MD, Vincent Arlet, MD, Francis Shen, MD. Published here with author's permission.