Aclarion says Nociscan study links intradiscal propionic acid to immune-activated back pain subtype
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- Aclarion highlighted new NIH-funded research using its Nociscan MRS platform in Modic type 1 back-pain patients; results have already been presented.
- The study linked a disc-derived biochemical signal to a distinct immune-activation subtype, supporting a non-structural driver of pain in some patients.
- The findings broaden Nociscan’s strategic positioning beyond surgical decision support into patient stratification for inflammation, infection-related processes, or immune-associated pain.
- This could expand the addressable market by guiding future personalized therapy development, including anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, or immune-modulating approaches.
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