Cleveland Medical Devices has finalized an agreement to license its anesthesia monitoring — its NeuroSense line — and seizure detection technologies through Cleveland Heights, Ohio-based NeuroWave Systems, according to a report in Crain’s Cleveland Business.
CleveMed’s NeuroSense line is undergoing testing in the U.S. and Europe and is awaiting clearance for sale in both locations, according to the report. It is still developing its seizure detection products.
Read the Crain’s report about CleveMed’s license agreement with NeuroWave.
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