Wandercraft SAS has begun commercial operations of its exoskeleton, Atalante X, in the U.S., offering another solution to the millions of people living with mobility impairments. The company also formed a partnership with the Kessler Foundation whose research team will investigate the possible benefits of the Atalante X for neurologically impaired patients, including those recovering from stroke, spinal cord injuries and motor neuron disease.
Nurexone Biologic Inc. has completed a pre-IND meeting with the FDA in connection with the manufacturing, preclinical and clinical development plan of Exopten. Exopten is being developed to be a minimally invasive Exotherapy product for spinal cord injuries given intranasally and yielding neuron regeneration and rewiring in traumatically damaged spinal cords.
Rewalk Robotics Ltd. took strides to expand its portfolio—and achieve profitability—with an agreement to acquire Alterg Inc., a provider of anti-gravity systems for use in physical and neurological rehabilitation. Alterg uses NASA-derived differential air pressure (DAP) technology to reduce gravity’s effects on individuals with mobility challenges and pain. The $19 million deal is expected to close August 11, with additional cash earnouts tied to future revenue growth over the next two years.
The researchers who enabled patients with spinal cord injuries to walk independently after implanting programmable electrodes below their lesions have now taken things one step further, restoring direct communication from the brain to the spinal cord, enabling the brain rather than an external computer to direct leg movements.
The researchers who enabled patients with spinal cord injuries to walk independently after implanting programmable electrodes below their lesions have now taken things one step further, restoring direct communication from the brain to the spinal cord, enabling the brain rather than an external computer to direct leg movements.
The researchers who enabled patients with spinal cord injuries to walk independently after implanting programmable electrodes below their lesions have now taken things one step further, restoring direct communication from the brain to the spinal cord, enabling the brain rather than an external computer to direct leg movements.
Nurexone Biologic Inc. has released further results from a preclinical study of Exopten demonstrating effective treatment of 75% of paralyzed rats suffering from spinal cord injuries.
Nurexone Biologic Inc. is developing Exopten as a minimally invasive Exotherapy for spinal cord injuries (SCI). The company's platform produces and loads exosomes with pharmaceutical cargo, targeting SCI intranasally in the case of lead product Exopten.
A noninvasive method for administering monoclonal antibodies reliably and reproducibly to central nervous system (CNS) targets remains a significant unmet need. Researchers in Switzerland have reported making headway in bypassing the blood-brain barrier through the intranasal delivery of full-length antibodies in rodent models. They show this delivery route leads to rapid transfer of significant amounts of a mouse antibody targeted against Nogo-A, a membrane protein that inhibits growth of neurites in the brain and spinal cord.
Onward Medical NV reported clinical outcomes for the first 10 patients given therapy to regulate blood pressure using its implantable ARC technology. This pulse generator produced an immediate improvement in blood pressure regulation in all study participants.