In another world-first, a miniature pressure sensor has been successfully implanted into the brain of a child with hydrocephalus in New Zealand - a game-changing medical breakthrough for people living with a time bomb inside their heads.
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A patient in a clinical brain implant trial says the world-first technology has reduced her anxiety around her symptoms. Clinical trials are underway for a neural implant to monitor brain pressure in those living with hydrocephalus.
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The New Zealand medical device company has established a subsidiary in the San Francisco Bay area to expand its global footprint.
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The medtech startup has also kicked off a $10m funding round.