Clinical Trials
Evidence Built on 4 Trials in Multiple Nerve Injuries
Bioelectronic therapy of injured nerves has demonstrated better sensory and functional outcomes, thanks to studies led by Epineuron’s clinical advisors, Drs. Ming Chan and Tessa Gordon from the University of Alberta.
Dr. Ming Chan, MD
Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University of Alberta
Dr. Tessa Gordon, PhD
Neuroscientist
Professor of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Evidence-Based
A New Standard in
Nerve Repair
Building on long standing research evidence from Drs. Gordon and Chan, regenerative bioelectronic therapy has shown to improve the regeneration of injured nerves. Epineuron's perioperative system is designed to deliver the same proven 1-hour therapeutic paradigm and is currently undergoing further clinical testing for regulatory approval.
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Feasibility Study
Epineuron shared the results of its initial feasibility study at the American Society for Peripheral Nerve annual meeting in 2022. The findings demonstrated the ease of use and perioperative implementation without the added operating room time to deliver the 1-hour therapeutic paradigm.
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