Neurotech Reports to Publish Neurotechnology Desk Reference in 2004

Neurotech Reports, the publisher of Neurotech Business Report, will distribute a Neurotechnology Desk Reference in 2004 that lists products and vendors and vendors in several key areas of neurostimulation and neurodiagnostics devices. The new publication, with target circulation of 16,000 clinicians specializing in neurotechnology devices, will be the first advertiser supported publication produced by Neurotech Reports.

The desk reference will be distributed free of charge to clinical professionals who specify or recommend neurostimulation or neurodiagnostic products and services. It will be available in print and on-line versions. Non-clinicians can purchase the print version for $49. Clinical specialties targeted for receiving the desk reference include neurologists, neurosurgeons, urologists, physiatrists, physical therapists, orthopedic surgeons, biological psychiatrists, and audiologists. The publication will also be distributed to pain therapists, sleep specialists, and clinical engineers in the U.S. and Canada. Neurotech Reports editors will select target recipients based on their affinity for neurotechnology devices.

Neurostimulation product categories to be included in the 2004 Neurotechnology Desk Reference include neural prostheses, functional electrical stimulation systems, neuromodulation devices, electrical muscle stimulators, brain computer interfaces, deep-brain stimulators, vagus nerve stimulators, spinal cord stimulators, cochlear implants, and injectable stimulators. Neurodiagnostic product categories include electroencephalography systems, magnetoencephalography systems, brain state analyzers, nerve conduction velocity systems, and transcranial magnetic stimulation systems. The publication will also include listings for neurotechnology tools and supplies such as electrodes, signal processing equipment, batteries, leads, connectors, and surgical tools.

For information on advertising in the 2004 Neurotechnology Desk Reference, contact Nancy Whelan at 415 546 1259 or visit www.neurotechreports.com.