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JANUARY 2016

34th Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference

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Nevro: A

 Leader

 in

 Neuromodulation

ATTRACTIVE MarketGrowing $1.5B Market, 

Existing Reimbursement, 

Potential to

 Take

 Share

 and

 

Grow Existing Market

DIFFERENTIATED TechnologyFirst SCS to Deliver Significant & 

Sustained Back Pain Relief 

FIRST in Class EvidenceFirst Pivotal RCT with 

Comparative Effectiveness 

Data, All

 Primary

 and

 

Secondary Endpoints Met

EXECUTION of  U.S. Commercial Launch

FDA 

Approval 

Secured 

in 

May 

2015 

and 

Now 

Executing on Successful U.S. Launch

DEMONSTRATED Execution

Commercial 

Success 

in 

Europe 

and 

Australia

6,000+ Patients in 17 MARKETS Over 5 YEARS

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Product and

 Therapy

 Overview

HF10™ Therapy Senza® SCS System SENZA‐RCT

Frequency  Anatomical Lead 

Placement

Waveform 

Characteristics  Programming

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Historically, Limited

 Data

 Existed

 in

 the

 SCS

 Space

PUBLISHED RCT STUDIES PRIOR TO NEVRO’S SENZA‐RCT

•   Only three prospective studies with at least six‐month follow‐up had been published

•   Prior studies focused on leg pain as the primary endpoint

•   If  reported,

 there

 was

 limited

 efficacy

 for

 back

 pain

Leg Pain Back Pain

Study System Patients

Trial

Success Base 6m 12m 24m Base 6m 12m 24m

Schultz

2012

Medtronic 

Restore Sensor

Predom 

Leg Pain  NA

VAS 5.9 4.3

Response —

N 76 71

North

2005

Medtronic 

Itrel

Predom 

Leg Pain

17/24 

71%

VAS

Response — 47%

N 24 24 19

Kumar

2008

Medtronic 

Synergy

Predom 

Leg Pain

43/52

83%

VAS 7.6 4 4.4 4.4 5.5 4.1 4.5 4.8

Response — 48% 38% 40% —

N 52 50 42 42 52 50 42 42

Note: 

Blank cells

 are

 not

 reported

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First Pivotal

 Study

 Conducted

 for

 FDA

 Approval

THE LARGEST STUDY IN SCS 

HISTORY PROVIDING 

COMPARATIVE LEVEL

 I EVIDENCE

 FOR LEG AND BACK PAIN

•   First study to directly compare SCS 

technologies

•   First randomized study with back 

pain as a primary endpoint 

•   First SCS study to report on 100% of  patients to 12 months

•   Designed in consultation with and 

monitored by the FDA

2011

EUROPEANMULTICENTER,

24‐MONTH STUDY

(SENZA‐EU)

2009US FEASIBILITY STUDY

2014

US PIVOTAL

 

STUDY

(SENZA‐RCT)

     P     R     O     S     P     E     C     T     I     V     E ,

     L     O     N     G

      ‐     T     E     R     M

     R     A     N     D     O     M     I     Z

     E     D ,

     C     O     N     T     R     O     L     L     E     D

     F     E     A     S     I     B     I     L     I     T     Y

STEPWISE EVIDENCE GENERATION

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‐100%

  ‐80%

  ‐60%

  ‐40%

  ‐20% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

SENZA‐

RCT: 

Individual 

Back 

Pain 

Reduction

Each line represents a patient

•   Each horizontal line represents the response of  a study subject

•   Responders are defined as subjects experiencing 50% or greater pain 

relief 

79% 

Responder  rate

Responder  Rates: P<0.001

HF10 Therapy Subjects   Traditional SCS Subjects

       (     n     =       8       9       )

       I     n       d       i     v       i       d

     u     a       l       S     u       b       j     e     c      t     s       (     n     =       8       0       )

Decrease in Back Pain from Baseline  – 12 Months Decrease in Back Pain from Baseline  – 12 Months

       I     n       d       i     v       i       d

     u     a       l       S     u       b       j     e     c      t     s

Responders (n=70)

Non‐responders (n=19)

‐100%

  ‐80%

  ‐60%

  ‐40%

  ‐20% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

51% 

Responder  rate

Responders (n=41)

Non‐responders (n=39)

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‐100%

  ‐80%

  ‐60%

  ‐40%

  ‐20% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

SENZA‐

RCT: 

Individual 

Back 

Pain 

Reduction

Each line represents a patient

•   Each horizontal line represents the response of  a study subject

•   Responders are defined as subjects experiencing 50% or greater pain 

relief 

Responder  Rates: P<0.001

HF10 Therapy Subjects

Traditional 

SCS 

Subjects

Decrease in Back Pain from Baseline  – 12 Months

       I     n       d       i     v       i       d

     u     a       l       S     u       b       j     e     c      t     s

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SENZA‐

RCT: 

Individual 

Leg 

Pain 

Reduction

Each line represents a patient

Decrease in Leg Pain from Baseline  – 12 Months

HF10 Therapy Subjects

‐100%

  ‐80%

  ‐60%

  ‐40%

  ‐20% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

       (     n     =       8       9       )

Responders (n=72)

81% 

Responder  rate

Non‐responders (n=17)

Responder  Rates: P=0.003

‐100%

  ‐80%

  ‐60%

  ‐40%

  ‐20% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

       I     n       d       i     v       i       d

     u     a       l       S     u       b       j     e     c      t     s       (     n     =       8       0       )

Non‐responders (n=40)

50% 

Responder  rate

Responders (n=40)

Traditional SCS Subjects

Decrease in Leg Pain from Baseline  – 12 Months

•   Each horizontal line represents the response of  a study subject

•   Responders are defined as subjects experiencing 50% or greater pain 

relief 

       I     n       d       i     v       i       d

     u     a       l       S     u       b       j     e     c      t     s

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SENZA‐

RCT: 

Individual 

Leg 

Pain 

Reduction

Each line represents a patient

Decrease in Leg Pain from Baseline  – 12 Months‐100%

  ‐80%

  ‐60%

  ‐40%

  ‐20% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Responder  Rates: P=0.003•   Each horizontal line represents the response of  a study subject

•   Responders are defined as subjects experiencing 50% or greater pain 

relief 

       I     n       d       i     v       i       d

     u     a       l       S     u       b       j     e     c      t     s

HF10 Therapy Subjects

Traditional 

SCS 

Subjects

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LEG PAIN

Traditional SCSPrimarily  Leg Pain

LEG AND BACK PAIN   BACK PAIN

Large 

and 

Growing 

Underserved 

Market

HF10™ Therapy

$1.5 

BillionSCS Market Today

LEG AND BACK PAIN   BACK PAIN

Established Reimbursement

Established Clinical Pathways

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Back Pain EfficacySuperior  efficacy  in treatment  of  back   pain

Multiple 

Therapy 

Advantages

Paresthesia‐Free Pain Relief No

 uncomfortable

 stimulation

HF10  Therapy   Advantages

Intraoperative Workflow EfficienciesMore  predictable  procedures due to lack  of   paresthesia mapping 

(anatomical   placement)

Superior Responder RatesDurable Results Demonstrated  through 24 Months

Superior Pain

 Relief 

Durable Results Demonstrated  through 24 Months

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2015 

HighlightsFDA Approval & Superiority Labeling for HF10 Therapy

12‐Month Publication in  Anesthesiology 12 Month SENZA‐RCT  Results  published  in  Anesthesiology  (titled  “Novel  10 KHz High Frequency  Therapy  

(HF10 Therapy)

 Is

 Superior 

 to

 Traditional 

 Low 

 Frequency 

 Spinal 

 Cord 

 Stimulation

  for 

 the

 Treatment 

 of 

 

Chronic Back  and  Leg Pain: The SENZA‐RCT  Randomized  Controlled  Trial” 

IPR Patent Challenge VictoryU.S. Patent  and  Trademark  Office denied  Boston Scientific Petitions  for  Inter Partes Review of  U.S. Patent  No. 8,359,102

CMS Approval of  Transitional Pass‐Through PaymentCenters  for  Medicare & Medicaid  Services (CMS)  Approves a Transitional  Pass‐Through Payment   for  High Frequency  Stimulation under  the Medicare Hospital  Outpatient  Prospective Payment  System 

Effective Beginning  January  1, 2016 

Successful US LaunchGrowing number  of  clinics across the U.S. are continuing to adopt  HF10 therapy  and  outcomes in 

commercial  use are consistent  with clinical  outcomes  from SENZA‐RCT 

Consistent International Performance~70% YoY  growth in 1Q15, ~80% growth in 2Q15 and  ~50% growth in 3Q15 on a constant  currency  basis

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CMS Approves Transitional Pass‐Through Payment 

for 

Outpatient 

Use 

of  

Senza SCS 

System

CMS has determined that HF10 therapy has fulfilled its “Substantial Clinical Improvement” criteria based on Nevro’s SENZA‐RCT pivotal 

study data

This pass‐through payment to facilities for HF10 therapy for Medicare 

patients will be in addition to the established reimbursement for spinal 

cord 

stimulation 

devices

In the past 10 years, HF10 therapy is 1 of  only 11 medical devices to 

be granted outpatient pass‐through payment status by CMS

Effective  January 

 1,

 2016

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Executing 

on 

U.S. 

Launch 

Strategy

LEVERAGING INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

 &

 CLINICAL

 EVIDENCE

HIRING EXCEPTIONAL TALENT & PROVIDING RIGOROUS TRAINING

DELIVERING CONSISTENT & SUPERIOR CLINICAL OUTCOMES

EDUCATING THE MARKET

 ON

 THE

 PIVOTAL

 RCT

 DATA

ESTABLISHING NEVRO AS THE LEADER IN NEUROMODULATION

RESPONSIBLY  ROLLING OUT  HF10  THERAPY 

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U.S. 

Sales 

Organization

52

70

92100

At Launch

5/8/15

Q2 Q3 YE15

100  fully 

 trained 

 sales reps as of  YE2015

Steady  state rep 

 productivity  goal 

 of 

 

$1.3 to $1.5 million 

Steady  state 

achievement  in 18 to 

24 months

Rep Productivity  GoalsReps Trained  & In Field 

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Nevro 

Is 

Penetrating 

AND Growing 

the 

SCS 

Market

~30%

~15%

~50%

~5%

Pain Distribution of  HF10 Treated Patients

U.S. 

Launch 

through 

Jan 

1, 

2016Predominant Back

Predominant Leg

Back & Leg

Other

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2015 

Quarterly 

Revenue 

Ramp

FY16 Preliminary  Worldwide Revenue Guidance:  $145.0M ‐ $155.0M 

$9.7$11.3

$10.9  ~$13.1

$0.1

$4.5

~$19.5

1Q15 2Q15 3Q15 4Q15E

U.S. Revenue

International Revenue4Q15E 

U.S. Range: $19.5M ‐ $19.8M

Int’l  Range: $13.1M ‐ $13.3M

$ in Millions (unaudited)

$9.7$11.4

$15.4

~$32.6

FY15 Preliminary  Estimated  Revenue: $69.1M ‐ $69.6M

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Multiple 

Potential 

Label 

Expansion 

Opportunities

Refractory Chronic Migraine

Chronic Intractable Neck and 

Upper Extremity Pain

Non‐Surgical

 Low

 Back

 PainFOCUSED

 ON

 PAIN

 &

PAIN SPECIALISTS

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Nevro: 

Leader 

in 

Neuromodulation

ATTRACTIVE MarketGrowing $1.5B Market, 

Existing Reimbursement, 

Potential to

 Take

 Share

 and

 Grow Existing Market

DIFFERENTIATED TechnologyFirst SCS to Deliver Significant & 

Sustained Back Pain Relief 

FIRST in Class EvidenceFirst Pivotal RCT with 

Comparative Effectiveness 

Data, All

 Primary

 and

 Secondary Endpoints Met

EXECUTION of  U.S. Commercial Launch

FDA Approval Secured in May 2015 and Now 

Executing on

 Successful

 U.S.

 Launch

DEMONSTRATED Execution

Commercial Success in Europe and 

Australia

6,000+ Patients in 17 MARKETS Over 5 YEARS

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Experienced 

Industry 

Leadership

MICHAEL DEMANE   Chairman & CEO

RAMI ELGHANDOUR  President

ANDREW GALLIGAN   CFO

DOUG ALLEAVITCH   VP Quality & Operations

MICHAEL ENXING   VP Sales

ANDRE WALKER   Sr.

 VP

 R&D

DAVID CARAWAY, MD, PHD   Chief  Medical Officer

RICH CARTER   VP Finance

BRAD GLINER   VP Clinical & Regulatory

MIKE HALL   General Counsel

TAMARA ROOK   VP HE&R

Relative Value Scale 

Update Committee (RUC)Center forPain Relief 

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JANUARY 2016