The startup develops implantable medical devices using proprietary hydrogel materials to enhance patient outcomes and lower therapy costs. These devices target unmet medical needs in the healthcare sector, providing measurable improvements in treatment efficacy and affordability.
Funding
$1M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
Many surgical interventions face challenges related to post-operative complications, including intrauterine adhesions, dural leakage after craniotomy, and persistent surgical bleeding, which can negatively impact patient recovery and increase healthcare costs. Current solutions may not always provide optimal results in preventing these complications.
Solution
Pramand develops implantable medical devices utilizing proprietary hydrogel technology to address unmet needs in surgical interventions. Their hydrogel-based solutions aim to improve patient outcomes and lower therapy costs by minimizing post-operative complications. Pramand's portfolio includes devices designed to prevent intrauterine adhesions, provide watertight dural closure following craniotomy, and control moderate surgical bleeding. These devices leverage the unique properties of hydrogels to promote tissue healing and prevent unwanted tissue adhesion or fluid leakage. Pramand self-funds projects through preclinical development and collaborates with financial partners for clinical development and commercialization.
Target Audience
Pramand's primary customers include surgeons and hospitals seeking advanced solutions to minimize post-operative complications and improve patient outcomes in various surgical specialties, such as gynecology, neurosurgery, and general surgery.
Features
- Proprietary hydrogel materials engineered for biocompatibility and optimal tissue integration.
- Hydrogel implant designed to minimize intrauterine adhesions (IUAs) following uterine surgery.
- Dural sealant providing watertight dural closure following craniotomy procedures.
- Hemostatic sealant patch for controlling moderate surgical bleeding during various surgical procedures.
- Customizable hydrogel formulations to meet specific clinical needs.