Clinical Trials

Neuronoff implants first patient in DOD-funded trial of Injectrode

Neuronoff, a clinical-stage neuromodulation company, announced the first patient implant in a Department of Defense (DOD) funded clinical trial evaluating the safety and efficacy...

Picard Medical’s SynCardia completes milestone study of next-gen total artificial heart

Picard Medical, parent company of SynCardia, announced the completion of an in vivo study of its Emperor platform. The company completed an acute in vivo...

Reflow Medical has positive data for coronary drug-eluting stent

Reflow Medical announced the first six-month clinical results from a study of its Spur Elute sirolimus-eluting retrievable stent system. San Clemente, California-based Reflow designed its...

EmStop initiates IDE study of novel embolic protection device

EmStop announced that it kicked off the CAPTURE-2 FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) study of its embolic protection system (EPS). CAPTURE-2 evaluates the safety and...

Reprieve Cardiovascular pilot study backs heart failure system

Reprieve Cardiovascular announced the publication of results from a pilot study of its heart failure therapy. Milford, Massachusetts-based Reprieve Cardiovascular develops the Reprieve Therapy. It...

MMI completes first robotic-assisted procedure in Alzheimer’s patient

Medical Microinstruments (MMI) announced the completion of the first robotic-assisted procedure in its REMIND U.S. IDE study. REMIND evaluates microsurgical intervention for neurodegenerative disease. MMI...

CVRx enrolls first patient in study of Barostim therapy for heart failure

CVRx announced that it enrolled the first patient in its landmark BENEFIT-HF study of its Barostim therapy. Barostim delivers electrical pulses to baroreceptors in the...

Sensome reports positive findings for clot-sensing guidewire

Sensome announced the publication of first-in-human results from the CLOT OUT study evaluating its Clotild smart guidewire system. Findings published in the Journal of Neurointerventional...

CorTec’s Brain Interchange BCI system enables stroke patient to control computer with his mind

CorTec GmbH announced that the first participant in the University of Washington’s NIH-funded clinical trial of the Brain Interchange™ BCI system has successfully controlled...
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