IFU Medibeacon

Science

Behind the Science

Fluorescent tracer agents coupled with transdermal detection technology enable physiological monitoring.
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How it Works

Bright fluorescent agents designed not to interact with the body are sensed through the skin.
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R&D Platform

New clinical applications for fluorescent tracer agent-based systems are in development.
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Product Pipeline

Clinical and preclinical studies are underway to advance the use of fluorescence to measure and monitor disease progression.
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Patent Estate

Composition of matter, device, algorithm, process and method patents in the US, Europe and globally.
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Preclinical

Leading academic centers, research institutes, contract research organizations and pharmaceutical companies worldwide rely on MediBeacon technology.
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Clinical

Clinically practical solutions which can reduce the cost of healthcare while improving the standard of care are the goal.
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Focus Areas

Fluorescent agents engineered to not interact with the body have the potential to enable measurement and monitoring of vital organ systems.
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Nephrology

GFR is widely accepted as the best indicator of kidney function. A clinically practical and accurate point of care methodology holds promise.
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Gastroenterology

Increased intestinal permeability is implicated in inflammatory bowel disease. Rapid assessment of gut barrier function is a focus.
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Ophthalmology

Fluorescent agent angiography has the potential to aid in diagnosis and monitoring of vasculature leakage seen in Diabetic Retinopathy, Macular Degeneration and Retinal Vasculitis.
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Surgery

Intraoperative identification of ureter or ureteral injury is critical to prevent serious complications. Use of fluorescent agents could potentially aid in surgical visualization.
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In Discovery

Potential medical applications for fluorescent tracer agent-based systems are wide ranging and target important unmet patient needs.
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Company

History

Technology whose development began inside leading medical technology companies is nearing human application today.
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People

Industry leaders including scientists and clinicians are behind fluorescence enabled technology that has the potential to impact global health.
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