List of Devices Companies in Louisiana - 3

Mission Statement: "We focus on ground breaking, innovative medical devices for the emergency medical care market. Our mission is to save and preserve the quality of lives". Management Team: Our management team brings extensive years of experience in the medical device, cardiology, neurology, and emergency medicine specialties. We have experience in medical device product development, launch and management as well as in running entrepreneurial businesses.

Oleander Medical Technologies is developing a revolutionary new treatment for advanced-stage cancers using Targeted Osmotic Lysis (TOL) process, which is patented. The company is also pending additional process and device patents.

Wavegate Corporation is a medical technology company engaged in development of internally-generated intellectual property (IP) pertaining to neuromodulation. Our patented StimuLux (TM) technology is uniquely poised to enhance the pain-relief and minimize side-effects from spinal cord stimulation (SCS) used for the treatment of chronic pain. Approximately 68,000 patients per year in the United States receive spinal cord stimulators for the treatment of chronic pain which is refractory to medical and/or surgical management. Spinal Cord Stimulators apply electrical signals to the spinal cord via an electrode array implanted within the spine. These electrical signals interfere with transmission of pain signals to the brain, hence decreasing the severity of the perceived pain. Because the spinal cord position shifts relative to the electrode array as a patient moves or changes posture, a fixed stimulation amplitude may result in noxious overstimulation or loss of efficacy through understimulation. Thus, optimal pain relief is achieved through real-time modulation of the electrical stimulation in response to spinal cord motion, a process known as adaptive neuromodulation. StimuLux (TM) optical sensing technology provides real-time, efficient, direct measurement of spinal cord position relative to the sensor array, allowing effective adaptive neuromodulation in response to real life activities.