Posted on March - 28 - 2010
Pennsylvania company licenses technology developed in Cleveland
A Pennsylvania medical devices manufacturer has licensed neurostimulation technology developed by Case Western Reserve University and the Functional Electrical Stimulation Center in Cleveland.
Through the license, Ardiem Medical Inc. obtained rights to several electrodes used to record activity in the body and stimulate various tissues, as well as a unit used to control them. The technologies would be available through Ardiem to other researchers in the neuromodulation field.
Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
The technologies were originally developed for internal research at CWRU and the Functional Electrical Stimulation Center, which is a consortium involving CWRU, Cleveland Louis Stokes Veteran Affairs Medical Center and MetroHealth Medical Center.
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