DTIC AD1027666: Development of an Implantable Pudendal pdf

DTIC AD1027666: Development of an Implantable Pudendal

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The goal of this contract is to develop an implantable pudendal nerve stimulator to obtain the FDA approval for a future clinical trial to restore bladder function in human after SCI. During the first year of the contract, we have achieved the following:1. In Cube Labs (subcontractor) has developed the pre-application material for FDA approval of Humanitarian Use Designation (HUD) of the device.2. In Cube labs has designed and manufactured the first prototype of the stimulator, including both software and hardware.3. University of Pittsburgh has tested the first prototype of the stimulator in animal studies. Additional improvements on the first prototype were determined during the animal experiments. We have made significant progress on every items listed in the statement of work (SOW). More details about this years progress can be found in this annual report

• Creator/s: Defense Technical Information Center
• Date: 10/1/2016
• Year: 2016
• Book Topics/Themes: DTIC Archive, Tai, Changfeng, University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh United States, wounds and injuries, spinal cord, urinary tract, catheterization, therapeutics, nervous system, electrodes, infection, myelitis, electrophysiology, urinary tract physiological phenomena

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