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Imagin Medical Inc C.IME

Alternate Symbol(s):  IMEXF

Imagin Medical Inc. is a urologic oncology company. It is engaged in developing technologies to better visualize and treat urologic cancers through minimally invasive surgery, including bladder and prostate cancer. Its first product, enCAGE Coil, is designed to eliminate the limitations of other methods of prostate cancer treatment that can cause erectile dysfunction and urinary incontinence. The device is a disposable, focal therapy, precision ablation system that will deliver bipolar, radio frequency energy through a distinctive coil electrode, or cage. It enables the surgeon to preset margins for precise tissue targeting. Its second product, the i/Blue Imaging System, will bring several key technological advancements that improve the utility of blue light imaging for visualizing bladder cancer. The i/Blue System delivers blue light imaging technology in a more versatile, practical, and accessible format and is designed to work with existing fiberoptic endoscopes on the market.


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Comment by Straniuson Jul 18, 2017 3:01pm
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RE:RE:RE:Are we dead yet?

RE:RE:RE:Are we dead yet?Hey Jesse,

I don't have much more. I understand the IRB approval is expected this month so it could be any day now. What I do know is that this part of the process is out of the company's hands so it is easy to become very frustrated.

It is true the company is running on fumes and needs a capital injection which I think will happen as soon as the IRB is approved and the clinical trial starts. Depending on the outcome of the clinical trial (not the full outcome but the results from the first 2-3 patients) they company coudl be in a very different situation with the proof of concept in hand on human subjects. There would be a lot more interest in the technology.

Best bet is to stay tuned and follow the story unfold.

~S

PS. This board has become very difficult to navigate with a lot of impossible to follow posts. It's become way more usable just by blocking a couple of users.
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