Cortigent Reports Promising Six-Year Results for Orion Visual Prosthesis

Reuters
Jan 29
Cortigent Reports Promising Six-Year Results for Orion Visual Prosthesis

Vivani Medical Inc. announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Cortigent, Inc., presented promising six-year early feasibility study results for the Orion® Visual Cortical Prosthesis System at the North American Neuromodulation Society annual meeting. Cortigent is a leading developer of brain implant devices based on precision neurostimulation technology and is the only company to have obtained FDA approval of a device providing artificial vision for the profoundly blind. In addition to the Orion system, Cortigent is developing a new medical device aimed at improving recovery of arm and hand motion in patients with paralysis due to stroke.

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