iOP-Connect System for Long-Term Continuous Monitoring of Glaucoma Therapy by means of an Implantable Autonomous Intraocular Pressure Sensor
iOP-Connect 系统通过植入式自主眼压传感器长期连续监测青光眼治疗
基本信息
- 批准号:10556408
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 62.4万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2022-02-01 至 2025-01-31
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AddressAdverse effectsAdverse eventAffectAnimal TestingAnimalsBlindnessBreakthrough deviceCeramicsChargeClinicalClinical ResearchCountryCustomDataData CollectionData ScienceDevelopmentDevicesEffectivenessElectronicsEngineeringEyeEye InjuriesFeasibility StudiesFundingFutureGlaucomaGoalsHumanImplantImplantation procedureIndividualInjectableLengthLithiumManufacturerMeasurementMeasuresMedicalMedical DeviceMicrofabricationMiniaturizationMonitorOffice VisitsOryctolagus cuniculusOutcomePatient CarePatientsPerformancePersonsPhasePhosphorusPhysiciansPhysiologic Intraocular PressurePressure TransducersProceduresProductionQuality of lifeResearch PersonnelRisk ReductionSafetySamplingSpecific qualifier valueSystemTechnologyTelemetryTestingTimeTissuesTreatment CostTreatment EffectivenessTreatment outcomeUniversitiesVisionWorkagedbiomaterial compatibilitybody positioncommercializationconjunctivadata exchangedata integritydesignexperienceimplantable deviceimplantationimprovedin vivoinnovationinnovative technologiesintegrated circuitmanufacturing technologymicroelectronicsmillimeterminiaturizeminiaturized sensorminimally invasivenoveloperationperformance testspersonalized medicinepre-clinicalpreservationpressurepressure sensorprogramsprototyperesearch clinical testingresponsesealsensorsensor technologysolid statestandard of caresuccesstechnology platformtonometrytooltransmission process
项目摘要
Project Summary
The iOP-Connect system is a medical device that incorporates novel microelectronics technology and
data science to revolutionize glaucoma patient care by enabling long-term continuous monitoring of
glaucoma therapy effectiveness. The iOP-Connect is the only continuous IOP-monitoring system
technology to receive a Breakthrough Device Program designation from FDA.
The goal of this Phase II project is to build on prior successful “Feasibility” outcomes (Phase I equivalent) by
implementing innovative advancements in the iOP-Connect system design to achieve a final product
configuration and prepare for future pivotal clinical study(s). The outcomes will inform and drive the rigorous
GLP animal and clinical studies roadmap to generate safety and effectiveness data to support FDA approval.
The iOP-Connect system innovates IOP measurement/monitoring beyond the current gold standard and, for the
first time, enables real-time (e.g., daily remote) assessment of IOP-reduction effectiveness for glaucoma
treatment. Injectsense enables this product by engineering innovative product features such as: 1) long-term
ocular implant (IPM) with in-vivo safety and pressure sensor stability, 2)direct measurement of true IOP
intravitreally, and 3) microbattery-enabled autonomous (non-disruptive) continuous logging of uninfluenced IOP.
The IPM is the core enabling innovation of the system and is built on Injectsense’s proprietary microfabrication
technology. The IPM is a millimeter-scale, long-term implantable device. It combines a capacitive
microelectromechanical system (MEMS) pressure sensor, a sampling and digitizing application-specific
integrated circuit (ASIC), an energy storage layer (battery), and a telemetry coil integrated and enclosed in an
injectable carrier.
In Feasibility studies, Injectsense used fundamentally novel miniaturization and packaging technologies to
develop a functional implantable prototype (without the microbattery). Short-term non-GLP animal studies
demonstrated: 1) the prototype can be safely implanted in the eyeball using a minimally invasive procedure with
no adverse effects, 2) the prototypes were able to transmit IOP data on demand for one week, and 3) the IOP
measurements were within 3mmHg of a reference tonometer.
The Phase II objective is to develop a production-ready system that performs autonomous continuous
measurement and logging of IOP data and telemetrically transmits the data via IOP-Connect. Aim 1 is to design,
develop and build an implantable autonomous IOP sensor module, where the existing pressure sensing module
incorporates: 1) a custom LiPON (lithium phosphorus oxynitride) solid-state microbattery for autonomous IOP
data collection, and 2) an embedded ceramic inductor to improve reliability and stability of power transfer and
telemetry. Aim 2 is to conduct non-GLP animal testing to verify in-animal autonomous system efficacy.
项目概要
iOP-Connect 系统是一种医疗设备,融合了新颖的微电子技术和
数据科学通过长期连续监测来彻底改变青光眼患者的护理
青光眼治疗效果。 iOP-Connect 是唯一的连续 IOP 监测系统
技术获得 FDA 突破性设备计划指定。
该第二阶段项目的目标是在先前成功的“可行性”成果(第一阶段等效)的基础上
在 iOP-Connect 系统设计中实施创新进步以实现最终产品
配置并为未来的关键临床研究做好准备。结果将告知并推动严格的
GLP 动物和临床研究路线图,用于生成安全性和有效性数据以支持 FDA 批准。
iOP-Connect 系统对 IOP 测量/监测进行了创新,超越了当前的黄金标准,并且
首次实现青光眼眼压降低效果的实时(例如每日远程)评估
治疗。 Injectsense 通过设计创新产品功能来实现该产品,例如:1) 长期
具有体内安全性和压力传感器稳定性的眼部植入物(IPM),2)直接测量真实眼压
玻璃体内,3) 微电池支持的自主(无中断)连续记录不受影响的 IOP。
IPM 是系统创新的核心,建立在 Injectsense 专有的微加工技术之上
技术。 IPM 是一种毫米级的长期植入设备。它结合了电容
微机电系统 (MEMS) 压力传感器,采样和数字化特定应用
集成电路 (ASIC)、能量存储层(电池)和集成并封装在一个封装中的遥测线圈
可注射载体。
在可行性研究中,Injectsense 使用了全新的小型化和封装技术
开发功能性植入原型(无微电池)。短期非 GLP 动物研究
证明:1)原型可以通过微创手术安全地植入眼球
无不良影响,2) 原型机能够按需传输一周的 IOP 数据,以及 3) IOP
测量值与参考眼压计的误差在 3mmHg 以内。
第二阶段的目标是开发一个可立即生产的系统,该系统可以执行自主连续操作
测量和记录 IOP 数据,并通过 IOP-Connect 遥测传输数据。目标 1 是设计,
开发并构建植入式自主 IOP 传感器模块,其中现有压力传感模块
包含:1) 用于自主 IOP 的定制 LiPON(氮磷锂)固态微电池
数据收集,以及 2) 嵌入式陶瓷电感器,以提高电力传输的可靠性和稳定性
遥测。目标 2 是进行非 GLP 动物测试,以验证动物自主系统的功效。
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iOP-Connect System for Long-Term Continuous Monitoring of Glaucoma Therapy by means of an Implantable Autonomous Intraocular Pressure Sensor
iOP-Connect 系统通过植入式自主眼压传感器长期连续监测青光眼治疗
- 批准号:
10383459 - 财政年份:2022
- 资助金额:
$ 62.4万 - 项目类别:
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