Demonstrated safety and therapeutic efficacy from our first-in-human trial conducted at UCSF Medical Center.
UCSF Medical Center trial cohort evaluating safety, tolerance, and event reduction.
Measures apneas and hypopneas per hour during sleep. Lower is better.
Standard clinical measurement of daytime sleepiness. Lower is better.
Fluoroscopy confirmed immediate forward hyoid bone pull upon brace donning.
"It is saving my life. I am lucky to be the first one in the trial."
"I find that I sleep better and have not had the usual side effects from sleep apnea. It is far superior to the CPAP machine."
"This procedure is very comfortable for ENTs, because it is similar to other surgeries that we perform on a frequent basis. The procedure takes place in the region where we typically operate."
"The Corsomed device provides support for the lateral walls, which is an important advancement. We know that Inspire does not work effectively on patients with lateral wall collapse."
Exclusive UCSF license, 4 core patents issued, and completed FIH trial.
Hardware V&V, wearable ergonomics upgrade, and reimbursement planning.
510(k) clearance pathway via LRK product code.
10-center FDA trial to drive commercial roll-out and Category I CPT coding.