NanoVibronix Files Three U.S. Patent Applications Further Leveraging Its Innovative Surface Acoustic Wave Technology
Creates Pathway to Launch of New Innovative Products
“For example,” noted Murphy, “one of our new applications relates to cosmetic applications of our technology to reduce signs of aging and improve skin texture. In line with the growing use of ultrasound in cosmetic dermatology, our SAW-generating devices and facial patches address a host of cosmetic and topical concerns. Importantly, this represents a new and sizeable market opportunity for us.”
“In addition, we believe that we have made material improvements to the assembly and operational configuration of indwelling medical devices incorporating our SAW-generating technology,” added Murphy. “The new patent applications provide for new stand-alone devices, such as a novel catheter, intravenous (IV) needle assembly and percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) tube. More generally, described in the new applications is an ultrasound system that effectively transforms any such indwelling medical device into a therapeutic device. The generation of SAW along the surface of our indwelling medical devices produces nano-vibrations sufficient to inhibit the colonization of bacteria and, as a result, the formation of bacterial biofilms that are commonly known to adhere to surfaces of conventional indwelling devices. Therefore, we believe that a significant improvement of our indwelling devices is the accompanying antimicrobial prophylactic effect for preventing infections associated with conventional indwelling medical devices. Given that infections stemming from indwelling devices account for up to twenty percent of annual healthcare-associated infections in hospitalized patients, coupled with the resulting prolonged hospitalization stays and increased costs per admission, our technology should provide readily recognized and broadly applicable advantages.”
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