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HOW IT WORKS
Advancing fluorescent tracer agents and their transdermal detection.

The goal of MediBeacon’s fluorescent tracer agent-based systems is to provide clinically relevant information that can cost effectively and positively impact patient care.

Accurate physiological measurements made in real-time, are vital in the hospital as well as in the management of chronic diseases. Fluorescent tracer agent-based monitoring systems are being designed to provide an assessment of GFR, quantification of GI permeability, enhanced visualization of the vasculature during ocular angiography, and identification of the ureters during abdominal surgeries.*

NOVEL FLUORESCENT TRACER AGENTS
The goals in the development of fluorescent tracer agents for physiological monitoring are to:
  • Engineer molecules that do not interact with the body.
  • Optimize molecules so they may be optimally detected by transdermal sensors.

MediBeacon products are in various stages of clinical development and are not yet approved for human use.

USE IN NEPHROLOGY*

Sensors engineered to measure the fluorescent tracer agent clearance over time provide data on kidney function.

MediBeacon products are in various stages of clinical development and are not yet approved for human use.

USE IN GASTROENTEROLOGY*

Orally administered fluorescent tracer agents
The oral administration of fluorescent tracer agents coupled with transdermal detection technology are being studied to see how the technology could enable a clinically practical measurement of gut permeability.

LIMITLESS POSSIBILITIES

Patient administered fluorescent tracer agent-based systems. The adaptation of fluorescent tracer agent-based systems for use in the outpatient and eventually, in-home setting are important initiatives.