SCONE™ clinical trials

SCONE™ is an investigational device. The purpose of the SCONE™ clinical trial is to study the effectiveness and safety of neuromodulation therapy for individuals with neurogenic bladder due to stroke, spinal cord injury, or multiple sclerosis.

You can find a list of clinical trial sites below and full details about the inclusion and exclusion criteria here. If you are interested in participating or would like more information, please contact the primary coordinator at your nearest site or email info@spinex.co.

The SCONE™ study is actively recruiting at multiple sites across the US and globally

United States

Institution Principal Investigator Primary Coordinator
Rancho Rsearch
(Downey, CA)
Nina Patel,
MD
Scott Igtanloc
scotti@ranchoresearch.org
MedStar
(Washington, DC)
Suzanne Groah,
MD
Christopher Reigner
christopher.r.reigner@medstar.net
Craig Hospital
(Denver, CO)
Candy Tefertiller,
PhD
UC San Diego
(San Diego, CA)
Yahir Santiago-Lastra,
MD
Trisha Kanie
tkanie@health.ucsd.edu
Atrium Health
(Charlotte, NC)
Michael Kennelly,
MD
Columbia University
(New York, NY)
Doreen Chung,
MD
Nurshath Kalam
nk3119@cumc.columbia.edu
University of Miami
(Miami, FL)
Raveen Syan,
MD
Zoe Szczotka
zxs537@miami.edu
Mayo Clinic
(Rochester, MN)
Kristin Zhao,
PhD
Tyson Scrabeck
scrabeck.tyson@mayo.edu
Harvard
(Cambridge, MA)
Randy Trumbower,
MD
William Muter
wmuter@mgb.org
Shepherd Clinic
(Atlanta, GA)
Rita Jen,
MD

Canada

Institution Principal Investigator Primary Coordinator
ICORD
(Vancouver, BC)
Andrei Krassioskov,
MD, PhD
Jennifer Phan
anhduong.phan@ubc.ca

India

Institution Principal Investigator Primary Coordinator
Institute of Brain
and Spine
(New Delhi, India)
Sachin Kandhari,
MD

If you are interested in learning more about the SCONE™ clinical trial, we’d love to talk to you.

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