SetPoint Medical begins clinical trial for Crohn’s disease treatment device

SetPoint Medical is evaluating the safety and efficacy of its novel treatment for Crohn’s disease — an implantable miniature neuromodulation device, according to an Inflammatory Bowel Disease News Today report.

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The trial will include patients suffering from moderately-to-severely active Crohn’s disease despite treatment with a tumor necrosis factor antagonist drug, and it will be held at five different research centers in Europe. The company’s neuromodulation device is designed to stimulate the body’s vagus nerve and thereby create an anti-inflammatory effect.

 

SetPoint Medical is a biotech company developing therapies for the treatment of a variety of inflammation-mediated autoimmune diseases, according to the report.

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