Wearable Artificial Kidney

We have developed and are beginning to commercialize a wearable artificial kidney for ambulatory dialysis.

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<p>We have been approved to re-start our first clinical trial which we expect will be completed by the end of November.  It was scheduled to begin just as COVID lockdowns hit.  We have IRB approval for 20 patients for 4 hours each from Western University which will provide confirmation of our blood studies and give us some user and clinician feedback.  Outcomes will be based more on safety than efficiacy but we will measure some performance data.  The study will be held in the dialysis clinic which is run by one of our founders, a nephrologist who has published over 250 studies, most of them clinical studies in dialysis.</p>

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