Non-opioid pain treatment NeuroRelease in development: 3 notes

The Medford, Mass.-based biotechnology company PixarBio is developing NeuroRelease, a non-opioid pain treatment. Representatives from the company discussed their product at New York School of Regional Anesthesia’s annual symposium in New York City last weekend.

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Here’s what you need to know:

1. PixarBio advertises NeuroRelease as a “non-addictive and non-opiate treatment of pain,” meant to replace morphine usage in surgical patients.

2. NeuroRelease affects a patient’s sensory signals, rather than locomotion nerve fibers, to facilitate quick transition to physical therapy.

3. The company hopes to receive FDA approval for their 14-day postoperative pain treatment in 2018. The company also plans to offer four to eight hour, three day, seven day and 90 day pain treatments.

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