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Our unique model lets us work with any healthcare provider from any medical specialty, allowing our devices and technologies to cover many disciplines and categories. This diverse product portfolio enables our development team to understand and analyze a broad spectrum of materials and methods, continually learn of new prototyping and manufacturing processes, and explore a variety of avenues towards commercialization. Download our Commercialization FAQ

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Adjustable Tongue Blade
More Info		 1044 Surgical Tool Medical Device Allan Allphin, MD

Summary

The Adjustable Tongue Blade (ATB) is designed to address the problems that exist with the current airway management system and surgical preparation. The ATB’s sliding mechanism allows the procedure to be completed quickly and with less pain to the patient. By allowing variability in the length of the blade the need for multiple sized blades is eliminated and reduces the amount of tools needed to be cleaned and stored. The ATB is compatible with existing tools, but also provides a channel that accommodates a laryngeal mask airway allowing surgeons to use newer technology to gain secured airway for patients.

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Matt Price

BreakAway Glasses
More Info		 1058 Optometry Consumer Scott Atkinson, MD

Summary

Break-Away Glasses are designed to “break” at the weakest points; the hinges and nose bridge. When excessive force is applied to these points, the joints will dislodge without permanent damage to the frames and can be easily reassembled. The (patented) elastic band allows the frames to retain their shape and be put back together after impact. The,patent-pending, Break-Away Glasses are intended to have the same stylish appearance as popular children’s frames.

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Matt Price

Corneal Wound Repair
More Info		 1052 Ophthalmic Drug Delivery Shachar Tauber, MD

Summary

The Corneal Wound Repair Program is grant funded by the Department of Defense to develop front-line use products that can save damaged corneas and preserve eyesight after blast and chemical injuries. The program is a partnership with the United States Army, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Missouri State University and The University of Colorado.

Five products / deliverables the grant supports:

1.First Aid Lens applied to an eye directly following an injury to protect and stabilize, provide drug delivery for 1-3 days, reduce risk of infection and improve visual outcomes.

2.Healing Lens applied to an eye to modulate the healing process, designed to protect and speed healing and recovery, provide drug delivery for 1-3 months and improve visual outcomes.

3.Corneal Adhesive to be applied to corneal lacerations to aid in stabilization of injury, provide drug delivery, reduce risk of infection and improve visual outcomes.

4.Passive Thermal Device for transport of amniotic membrane to injured soldiers.

5.Tear Proteomics Research to determine proteins found in a tear that are involved in the wounding and healing processes of the eye and allow for future drug development and tear diagnosis.

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Keela Davis

Graft On Skin and Tissue Applicator
More Info		 1024 Burn and Wound Surgical Tool Bharat Shah, MD, FACS

Summary

GraftOn Skin and Tissue Applicator was developed to simplify skin grafting. One of the challenges faced by surgeons is to remove fluid from under the graft. Excess fluid buildup prevents proper adherence of the graft to the wound, causing the graft to fail to survive. Currently, there is no standard tool used by surgeons for graft application. GraftOn will allow surgeons to more efficiently address the challenges associated with applying skin grafts. Patent Pending.

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Matt Price

Ophthalmic Drape
More Info		 1025 Ophthalmic Medical Supply Wayne Shelton, MD

Summary

The Ophthalmic Drape is specifically designed to reduce the risk of infection during eye surgeries by providing a secure barrier between the surgical area and the eyelids and eye lashes. The device's specialized design allows it to remain in position for the duration of the surgery, preventing unintended movement and infection opportunities. Patent Pending.

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Matt Price

PolyTrak Intermaxillary Fixation System
More Info		 1021 Cranio-Facial Medical Device Bharat Shah, MD, FACS

Summary

PolyTrak Intermaxillary Fixation System delivers a safe alternative to traditional fixation. The entire device is constructed of approved polymers, eliminating the danger of needle stick to the surgeon while being more comfortable for the patient during application, wear, and removal. PolyTrak mimics the current method,little training is required, and application and removal time are reduced. Patent Pending.

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Matt Price

Safety Shield
More Info		 1046 Needle Stick Prevention Medical Supply Bruce Hedgepeth, MD

Summary

Safety Shield is designed to reduce needlestick injuries, as well as reduce the fear and anxiety that is associated with the potential for these injuries. The device works with most 20-50ml medication vials, and provides a protective barrier between the needle and the holder’s hand. Patent Pending.

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Matt Price

Secure 360 Prone Positioning Device
More Info		 1009 Pediatric Cranio-Facial Patient Positioning Bharat Shah, MD, FACS

Summary

The Secure360 Prone Positioning Device is designed specifically for infant cranial surgeries to provide 360 degree access to the entire skull while maintaining a safe, stable position for the child. Secure 360 can be used for craniosynostosis correction, scalp reconstruction, and other cranial procedures requiring an elevated prone position. Patent Pending.

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Matt Price

Secure Flip Pediatric Dual Positioner
More Info		 1053 Pediatric Cranio-Facial Patient Positioning Bharat Shah, MD, FACS
Sami Khoshyomn, MD
Dawn Zablocki, MD

Summary

The Secure Flip Pediatric Dual Positioner is designed for use during infant surgeries which require the infant be placed in the prone position after intubation. The Secure Flip stabilizes the child and allows a quick and secure “flip” during transfers from supine to prone positions. Patent Pending.

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Matt Price

Unisex Disposable Urinal
More Info		 1027 Infection Prevention Medical Supply Roger Huckfeldt, MD

Summary

The Unisex Disposable Urinal (UDU) is designed as an alternative to lengthened catheterization and traditional bedpans. The UDU allows for earlier removal of urinary catheters, specifically in mobility compromised patients, greatly reducing the risk for obtaining a Urinary Tract Infection (UTI). The UDU can also be used in place of a bedpan, reducing strain and injury to healthcare coworkers in lifting and supporting patients, and can be simply sealed and thrown away when finished.

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Matt Price