MicroElastic Ultrasound Systems
MicroElastic Ultrasound Systems develops handheld devices for non-invasive, precise skin elasticity measurement, aiding in dermatology and chronic disease management.
Founded
2016MicroElastic Ultrasound Systems develops handheld devices for non-invasive, precise skin elasticity measurement, aiding in dermatology and chronic disease management.
MicroElastic Ultrasound Systems develops handheld devices for non-invasive, precise skin elasticity measurement. Their proprietary technology uses ultrasound to locally vibrate tissue and measure the response, directly characterizing tissue elastic properties. This innovation aids in aesthetic dermatology procedures and chronic disease management, particularly in conditions where skin elasticity is a critical factor.
MicroElastic has achieved significant milestones, including a Phase II Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) grant in collaboration with Duke Health. This grant supports research into using their Bullseye technology for managing Chronic Graft-Versus-Host Disease (cGVHD), a severe condition affecting patients post-hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. Their work aims to establish new standards in cGVHD care, demonstrating their impact on both aesthetic and medical fields.
Companies similar to MicroElastic Ultrasound Systems include ZetrOZ Systems, Cytrellis Biosystems, Echometrix and MuscleSound.
MicroElastic Ultrasound Systems was founded in 2016.
MicroElastic Ultrasound Systems' headquarters is located in Durham, NC, US.
MicroElastic Ultrasound Systems' most recent funding round was for $75k (USD) in September 2022.
As of Sep 22, 2022, MicroElastic Ultrasound Systems has disclosed funding of $225k (USD). Undisclosed round amounts are excluded.
MicroElastic Ultrasound Systems has 9 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.
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