“This is an area where we expect improved performance in the coming quarters given the series of new product developments.”

In context

“uroscience portfolio, which grew 3%. Growth was a little below our expectations this quarter, but Neuroscience is also where we have 1 of our broadest pipelines and some of our most exciting opportunities. Importantly, we expect that pipeline to begin impacting growth in the fourth quarter. Cranial and Spinal Technologies continues to be a powerful engine for Medtronic. This large business delivered mid-single-digit growth, including 8% growth from strong pull-through in core spine. We're excited to offer customers our new navigation and robotics platform, Stealth AXiS, which Geoff just mentioned. With FDA clearance achieved, we expect to see Stealth AXiS contribute Neurosurgery and CST overall as soon as the fourth quarter. Specialty Therapies delivered flat results in the third quarter. This is an area where we expect improved performance in the coming quarters given the series of new product developments. Neurovascular has been challenged over the last quarters due to China VBP and to the recall of Vantage, both of which are now mostly behind us. We also have line of sight to a higher level of growth from the contribution of Onex's expanded indication. The NeuroGuard carotid stent launch will also contribute as it's being commercialized by both our Neurovascular and Peripheral Vascular businesses. In Pelvic Health, we saw a slightly softer sacral nerve stimulation market environment, but look forward to seeing the increased contribution from Altaviva. In Neuromodulation, we grew 4%, driven by the continued rollout of our differentiated, fully closed-loop technologies, in septive SCS and brain sends ADS. Next, our Med Search portfolio grew 3% ahead of expectations. First, endoscopy and ACM”