Medtronic Plc. · NYSE:MDT
Medtronic — Investor Presentation
18 slides from Medtronic's investor presentation
Slide 1: Welcome
Welcome <Provider(s) name (s)> <Practice name> <City, State> <Phone Number> 1 UC201706498d EN
Slide 2: You deserve more from your bowel control
You deserve more from your bowel control Choose a more personalized approach and get more freedom
Slide 3: It's time for that to change
"Will I ever regain control?" One survey reported 54% "How can I possibly go on a date?" "Attend an outdoor celebration?" "Get a job?" "I'm afraid to leave home." of people with fecal incontinence (FI) haven’t discussed it with a doctor?1 "The bathroom is always on my mind; it's embarrassing." It’s
Slide 4: You are not alone: FI is extremely common
You are not alone FI is extremely common 1in12 • Women and men of all ages • Living with FI causes serious problems4,5 • Embarrassment • Depression adults has FI1,3 • Lower quality of life That’s about 21 million adults in the U.S.1,2,3 1. Whitehead WE, Borrud L, Goode PS, et al. Fecal Incontinence
Slide 5: What is expected? What isn't?
What is expected? What isn’t? Bowel incontinence is not an inevitable part of aging. Do the following sound familiar? • Planning activities around the bathroom • Involuntary loss of stool • Stool present every time you urinate • Stained underpants • Using pads or protective garments If so, your body
Slide 6: How does bowel control work?
Nerves signal your brain to relax the anal How does sphincter muscles bowel control work? The digestive system pushes food Bowel/brain communication is through the intestines essential for bowel control. Communication breakdowns may cause bowel control problems.2,3 When the rectum is full, it stimul
Slide 7: The good news?
The good news? Treatments can get you back to living life Conservative Advanced treatments therapies
Slide 8: Conservative treatments
Conservative treatments1,2 Simple solutions can help some people but may not work very well (or at all) for others.3 • Dietary modification • Physical therapy • Bowel retraining (biofeedback) • Medications 1. Wald A, Bharucha AE, Cosman BC, et al. ACG clinical guideline: management of benign anorect
Slide 9: Advanced therapies
Advanced therapies1,2 If conservative treatments don’t deliver the results you expected, you may have more options. • Minimally invasive treatments • Surgical options It’s important to understand the trade-offs before you decide. 1. Wald A, Bharucha AE, Cosman BC, et al. ACG clinical guideline: mana
Slide 10: Surgical options
Surgical options1,2 Surgical options that aim to physically repair the anal sphincter muscles or open the large intestine out through the abdominal wall include the following: • Postanal repair • Sphincteroplasty • Colostomy 1. Wald A, Bharucha AE, Cosman BC, et al. ACG clinical guideline: managemen
Slide 11: Minimally invasive treatments
Minimally invasive treatments Sacral Neuromodulation (SNM) • Gentle nerve stimulation targets the communication pathway between the brain and bowel and restores* bowel function. • Clinically proven to stop or greatly reduce bowel accidents1 • Significantly improves quality of life1 • Testable therap
Slide 12: Take back control
Take back control Over 375,000 people worldwide have had this therapy. • The simple test starts at your doctor’s office or an outpatient center. • A small battery and wire are used in an outpatient setting. • The lead attaches to a small external device worn discreetly under your clothes • Go about
Slide 13: Commitment to Sacral Neuromodulation
Commitment to Sacral Neuromodulation 25 years of therapy innovation across the globe 1982 1994 1997 1999 2000 2002 2006 2007-2019 2009 2011 1st SNM Implant CE Mark: FDA Approval: FDA Approval: CE Mark: FDA Approval: FDA Approval: Investment: FDA Approval: FDA Approval: During clinical trials InterSt
Slide 14: Is this therapy right for you?
Is this therapy right for you? You may be a good candidate for sacral neuromodulation if: • You have significant chronic FI symptoms • You’ve tried lifestyle changes or oral medications • These treatments haven’t given you the relief you want 14 UC202312669 EN
Slide 15: Proven results
Proven results 89% of people using Sacral Significant quality of life improvements Safe and effective Neuromodulation for bowel control therapy (lifestyle, ability to cope, since 2011. bowel control therapy embarrassment, and experienced long-term depression)2 success1* The most common adverse event
Slide 16: Questions?
Questions?
Slide 17: Thank you
Thank you
Slide 18: Medtronic Bowel Control Therapy indications and risks
Medtronic Bowel Control Therapy delivered by InterStim™ system treats chronic fecal incontinence (an accident or leaking involving stool). It should be used after you have tried other treatments such as medications and dietary modifications and they have not worked, or if you are not a candidate for