NIMBUS® is a multitined expandable electrode designed to create a large-volume lesion from a single placement — reducing the anatomical guesswork that limits conventional radiofrequency ablation.
Lesion volume compared with an 18-gauge protruding electrode.
Designed for perpendicular or down-the-beam placement in lumbar medial branch RFA.
Published series report durable relief beyond twelve months.
Dr. Mayank Gupta reported interim outcomes from a prospective study using NIMBUS for lumbar medial branch RFA.
NIMBUS achieved successful TON coagulation and reinstated palliative relief where 18G bipolar could not.
Bench data, clinical series, and case reports collected for review with your team.
NIMBUS is placed perpendicular or down-the-beam, giving you a consistent technique across targets.
The primary indication — a large lesion that accommodates anatomical variability.
Lateral branch targets where nerve location is least predictable.
Knee RFA where a larger capture zone can matter.
Obturator and femoral branch targets around the hip.
Current IFU for NIMBUS, Vesta, and the NIMBUS Probe.
Course dates, in-service scheduling, and society sessions — register for a session near you.
Technique walkthroughs and case discussions from practicing physicians.
Peer-reviewed publications, abstracts, and case reports.
A practical reference on radiofrequency technique, available to order.
ISO 13485:2016, CE Mark, and FDA registration documentation.
Request an in-service, a case observation, or a sample kit — our clinical team will follow up directly.
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