Medtech company Otivio is on a strong trajectory as it moves toward commercializing its pressure boot, Flowox, designed for multiple sclerosis (MS) patients. The company recently received CE marking for Flowox, indicating its approval for use with MS patients. Furthermore, promising results have been noted regarding the treatment of spasticity in MS patients.
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In the second quarter of this year, Otivio raised NOK 40 million for the continued development of a ground-breaking new low risk method for symptoms management of multiple sclerosis. New investors signed for NOK 22 million, existing investors for NOK 14 million and board of directors and management the remaining NOK 4 million.
“We are very pleased to have landed the issue under the prevailing market conditions”, says Andreas Mollatt, CEO Otivio, and continues: “Realizing the values that lie in the treatment of MS symptoms is of course exciting”. “But perhaps the most motivating thing is to be able to offer people with MS a novel and low-risk method to treat these symptoms that has such a negative impact on their quality of life”.
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The Effect of 12-Week Treatment with Intermittent Negative Pressure on Blood Flow Velocity and Flowmotion, Measured with a Novel Doppler Device (Earlybird). Secondary Outcomes from a Randomized Sham-Controlled Trial in Patients with Peripheral Arterial Disease
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“Norwegian healthtech company, Otivio has announced that it has extended an exploratory clinical trial with Neuro-SysMed to confirm the potential of its non-invasive FlowOx medical device to alleviate multiple sclerosis symptoms.”
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After Otivio came across a significant discovery for a potential new application for their device FlowOxTM 2.0, they have decided to extend their exploratory clinical trial to analyze and understand the functionality of the device for patients with Multiple Sclerosis (pwMS).
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The Norwegian company is applying a simple physiological response to costly and tricky-to-manage conditions, its leaders told Medtech Insight.
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First multi-centre randomized controlled trial using FlowOx™, published in Journal of Vascular Surgery, shows improved walking capacity for patients with intermittent claudication, also known as “windows shopper’s disease”.
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The doctors were about to amputate the leg of Grethe Valskaar Hetland. Then she got hold of the FlowOx boots. The FlowOx™ boot looks almost like a transparent ski-boot, or an oversized snow shoe from the 1980s.
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