California Medical Innovations Institute
Non-profit translational research institute that supports preclinical and early-stage translational studies by integrating in vivo experiments, computational multiscale modeling, imaging, device testing, biomaterials evaluation and data science. Operates accredited animal facilities, sterile surgical suites and imaging-capable laboratories to support device and diagnostic development and collaborative sponsored research.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
California Medical Innovations Institute
San Diego, California, United States, North America
Products
Simulated-stool integrated anorectal diagnostic probe
Physiologically-consistent simulated stool probe integrating multiple sensors (pressure, orientation, anorectal angle, shape/velocity) for objective mapping of colonic and anorectal neuromuscular function and monitoring of biofeedback therapy.
Simulated-stool integrated anorectal diagnostic probe
Physiologically-consistent simulated stool probe integrating multiple sensors (pressure, orientation, anorectal angle, shape/velocity) for objective mapping of colonic and anorectal neuromuscular function and monitoring of biofeedback therapy.
Services
End-to-end support for animal and human physiological studies including surgical procedures, device implantation, imaging, sampling and post-operative monitoring.
Patient- or specimen-specific multiscale finite-element and hemodynamic simulation for device optimization and mechanistic studies with integration of experimental data.
Research imaging support including fluoroscopy, intraprocedural ultrasound modalities and advanced image analysis workflows for segmentation and 3D reconstruction; DICOM archiving for collaboration.
Tissue processing, histology and pathology support to complement in vivo and ex vivo studies.
AAALAC-accredited animal housing, surgical recovery and veterinary technical services for research animals.
Sterilization services and sterile operating rooms for research surgeries, device implantations and procedural training with imaging integration.
End-to-end support for animal and human physiological studies including surgical procedures, device implantation, imaging, sampling and post-operative monitoring.
Patient- or specimen-specific multiscale finite-element and hemodynamic simulation for device optimization and mechanistic studies with integration of experimental data.
Research imaging support including fluoroscopy, intraprocedural ultrasound modalities and advanced image analysis workflows for segmentation and 3D reconstruction; DICOM archiving for collaboration.
Tissue processing, histology and pathology support to complement in vivo and ex vivo studies.
AAALAC-accredited animal housing, surgical recovery and veterinary technical services for research animals.
Sterilization services and sterile operating rooms for research surgeries, device implantations and procedural training with imaging integration.
Expertise Areas
- Translational device and diagnostic development
- Preclinical in vivo study design and execution
- Multiscale computational modeling and simulation
- Cardiovascular device testing and hemodynamics
Key Technologies
- Finite element modeling of electromechanics
- Computational fluid dynamics for hemodynamics
- Image segmentation and 3D reconstruction (IVUS/OCT workflows)
- C-arm fluoroscopic imaging and DICOM archiving
News & Updates
Extensive list of peer-reviewed publications covering computational modeling, device simulations, gastrointestinal diagnostics, biomaterials and preclinical studies.
Development, validation and publication of an integrated simulated-stool probe for mapping colonic and anorectal neuromuscular function; supported by NIH SPARC OT2 and multiple NIH grants.
Operation of AAALAC-accredited and USDA-approved animal facilities with dedicated sterile surgical suites and imaging-capable laboratories.
Extensive list of peer-reviewed publications covering computational modeling, device simulations, gastrointestinal diagnostics, biomaterials and preclinical studies.
Development, validation and publication of an integrated simulated-stool probe for mapping colonic and anorectal neuromuscular function; supported by NIH SPARC OT2 and multiple NIH grants.
Operation of AAALAC-accredited and USDA-approved animal facilities with dedicated sterile surgical suites and imaging-capable laboratories.