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A corneal transplant involves the surgical replacement of a diseased or injured donor cornea with a healthy portion of a donor cornea. ...
ByCornea Biosciences, Inc. based in Rancho Santa Margarita, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) data obtained from cfDNA, can be used to monitor prenatal health, organ transplant reception or rejection, cancer and other ...
ByClaret Bioscience based in Santa Cruz, CALIFORNIA (USA)
In the most advanced stages of heart failure, in some cases, doctors recommend surgery to treat the disease. Heart Transplant & Ventricular Assist Devices are included in this category. ...
ByImpulse Dynamics based in Marlton, NEW JERSEY (USA)
Scientists at the new LIED Transplant Center at Nebraska Health Systems, University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, Nebraska, conduct advanced biomedical research. ...
ByStrobic Air Corporation based in Lansdale, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
An independent study at New York-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center conducted in 40 liver transplant and cardiac surgery patients in the OR or ICU using continuous PA catheter as the reference showed that the Argos Monitor was 50% more accurate than the market leader’s monitor, and that it was 45-50% better in patients with CO < 5 L/min or with changing CO status. ...
ByRetia Medical, LLC based in Valhalla, NEW YORK (USA)
Your liver responds to many diseases that damage its cells by developing scar tissue or fibrosis. If poked, a healthy liver is very soft. Alternatively, a liver that has developed fibrosis is firmer, and if the condition progresses to cirrhosis, the liver can be almost ...
ByResoundant, Inc. based in Rochester, MINNESOTA (USA)
The ability to create large, RF lesions has multiple applications in soft tissue and tumor ablation. For example, there is a clear, unmet need in the market for the treatment of liver cancer. ...
ByThermedical, Inc. based in Waltham, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
For an individual animal, non-self genetic components belong to foreign genes. If the foreign genes are integrated or introduced into animal chromosomal genes, then the foreign genes are called transgenes. This animal is called transgenic animals. Transgenic animals use biotechnology to stably change the genetic characteristics of animals. The phenotype of transgenic animals is changed including the performance in growth and the disease resistance. At present, transgenic animals have become an important field in ...
ByCD Biosciences - htDNA-chip® based in Shirley, NEW YORK (USA)
As operators of our own vertical farming business, we understand the value of investing in the right technology ...
ByAmplifiedAg, Inc. based in Charleston, SOUTH CAROLINA (USA)
MicroCool’s advanced fogging technology creates — and maintains — the conditions plants need to achieve their maximum potential. We work with growers everywhere to help create the perfect greenhouse environment for every kind of crop, in every kind of ...
ByMicroCool based in Thousand Palms, CALIFORNIA (USA)
It would be hard to imagine an industry more vital to the national health than agriculture. However, new and innovative ways to cultivate crops are necessary for this sector to thrive. Learn how our automation technology has supported growth. ...
ByEagle Technologies based in Bridgman, MICHIGAN (USA)
Building on our expertise in cell sorting tools incorporating shadow imaging for detection and characterization of cells, we are developing medical diagnostic devices leveraging these technologies, along with microfluidic integrated biosensors, to capture and quantify cells from unprocessed whole blood or other body fluids. This healthcare platform technology addresses significant underserved clinical needs in the home and primary care settings for innovative, inexpensive, accurate and easy-to-use point-of-care ...
ByZyMōt Fertility, Inc. based in Gaithersburg, MARYLAND (USA)
Laser Force Cytology (LFC) and Radiance label-free approach to cell therapy research and biomanufacturing has significant value in expediting the process, decreasing costs, and ensuring therapy effectiveness and quality. Radiance enhances the highly complex biomanufacturing process for cell therapies by providing new insights to cell therapy research and process development. Current process development assays are fraught with difficult and time-consuming steps requiring highly skilled scientists and bioengineers ...
ByLumaCyte, Inc. based in Charlottesville, VIRGINIA (USA)