AlucentNVS combines an intravascular device with a photochemical process to link structural proteins in the wall of a blood vessel to control vascular remodeling. The intervention is designed to promote patency of the vessel’s lumen and establish sustained improvement of blood flow. AlucentNVS is also designed to retain the natural functionality and flexibility of the vascular wall, while avoiding traditional complications of inserting permanent implants.
“IDE approval by the FDA’s Division of Coronary and Peripheral Interventional Devices is another validation of our novel approach to treating vascular disease,” said Dr. Myles Greenberg, CEO of Alucent Biomedical. “AlucentNVS technology is poised to change the standard of care in treating patients undergoing life- and limb-saving vascular procedures.”
AlucentNVS is currently being evaluated in two feasibility trials in Australia and Poland, also examining its use in treating peripheral artery disease (PAD) and promoting the maturation of arteriovenous fistulas (AVF) for patients requiring hemodialysis. Enrollment in those trials is expected to conclude by the end of 2023.
About Alucent Biomedical
Alucent Biomedical Inc. is a privately held company dedicated to developing and commercializing its breakthrough AlucentNVStechnology for the treatment of vascular disease. AlucentNVS is designed to use photoactivated protein linking of the vessel’s native structural proteins to open vessels and keep them open. Alucent Biomedical was founded by the Avera Research Institute, part of the multistate Avera Health System, in 2017. For more information, please visit alucentbiomedical.com, or find us on LinkedIn.