“And over time, we expect growth to continue to improve as we enter new markets with Hugo.”

In context

“s being sold by both our peripheral vascular and neurovascular businesses. In Pelvic Health, we expect growth to accelerate on the Arteviva launch that Geoff outlined. In 7% both pain stim and brain modulation grew high single digits as we continue the rollout of our Insemptiv SCS and BrainSense ADBS systems. The market continues to appreciate our differentiated fully closed-loop technology with responsive real-time therapy adjustments that's available in both of these products. Next, our MedSurg portfolio grew 1% as expected. Our Surgical business also grew 1%, impacted as we anticipated by the timing of certain tenders in emerging markets and the ongoing but stable market pressures from bariatric surgery and the shift to robotics. We expect a slight rebound in Surgical in the back half. And over time, we expect growth to continue to improve as we enter new markets with Hugo. In the back half of this fiscal year, we expect the FDA to approve Hugo with a urology indication and will start our entrance in The U.S. We also continue to make progress on expanding indications. During the quarter, we presented our Enable hernia repair study, which met its safety and effectiveness endpoints. We kicked off our Embrace Gynecology U.S. Pivotal study last month. This builds on the momentum from the positive results of our international GUIN study, which we shared at SRS in July. Given our experience in international markets, we have developed a clear understanding of the differentiated features that will make our robotics program successful. This includes Hugo's modularity and open console. It also includes continuously adding advanced technologies such as our ICG imaging”