Presidio Medical, Inc


Clinical-stage medical device company developing an ultra low frequency neuromodulation platform to treat diseases of undesired neural activity, with an initial indication for chronic nociceptive pain. Activities include preclinical research, human clinical trials, device engineering, and regulatory submissions.

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Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)

Presidio Medical, Inc

San Mateo / South San Francisco, CA (headquarters listed in company materials)


Patents

Systems and methods for cardiac conduction block

US-12465260-B2

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Current bias as a control mechanism for electrode operation

US-12268865-B2

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Products

Implantable ultra low frequency neuromodulation system (developmental)

An implantable spinal neuromodulation system delivering ultra low frequency waveforms via epidural leads intended to reduce neuronal signaling associated with nociceptive pain; currently in clinical development.


Services

Design and conduct of preclinical studies and human clinical trials, including first-in-human studies and pivotal randomized controlled trials for implantable neuromodulation therapies.

Expertise Areas

  • Neuromodulation research and development
  • Chronic pain clinical research
  • Implantable medical device engineering
  • Translational neuroscience and mechanism-of-action studies
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Key Technologies

  • Ultra low frequency neuromodulation
  • Spinal cord stimulation via epidural leads
  • Computational neural modeling
  • Electrochemistry for device interfaces
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News & Updates

FDA granted an Investigational Device Exemption enabling a global pivotal randomized controlled trial in the United States and Australia; announcement also notes CFO appointment.

Closed a $72M Series C financing to expand team, scale manufacturing, and conduct long-term pivotal clinical studies.

Peer-reviewed publication describing preclinical, computational, and clinical evidence that ultra low frequency waveforms can reversibly block axonal conduction and reduce chronic pain.

Announced $30M financing to develop technology and expand platform applications.

Publication describing inhibition of sensory signaling to the thalamus and effects on thalamic neuron firing in a model of neuropathic pain.

Publication demonstrating mechanism-of-action and clinical efficacy signals across preclinical and early human studies.

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