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rank the projects below from 1 to 19 ( 1= Best) with your reasons for the...

rank the projects below from 1 to 19 ( 1= Best) with your reasons for the ranking (1 page per presenter).







ARO: Minimally invasive treatment device for orthopedic surgery

Buzzing Technologies: VR simulation of natural orifice surgery procedures

Childrens National: Novel system for label-free vasculature imaging

Dynocardia: Stand-alone, wearable (cNIBP) monitor for out-patient diagnosis and management of hypertension

EnClear Therapies: Treatment device to stop the progress of neurodegenerative diseases

Endovascular Engineering: Novel platform for mechanical thrombectomy in stroke

EnLisense: Clinically relevant wearable electrochemical biosensor system

Gynion: Device for treatment of AUB

IMOV: Minimally invasive electrophysiology device for diagnosis and treatment

Kinnos: Infection control device

MediSim: Haptic enabled VR (virtual reality) surgery simulator

Neurovascular Diagnostics: Developing an RNA expression diagnostic to detect biomarkers of unruptured intracrnaial aneurysms

NPT Rapid Testing: Novel diagnostic for accurate and early detection of bloodstream

infections (BSI’s) Respirix: Non-invasive cardiac monitor for congestive heart failure (CHF) patients

Rithim Biologics: Gene therapy for atrial fibrillation

Teratonix: MSM diode-based RF charging technology for implanted medical devices

Thoreau Labs: Sepsis solution

UroMonitor: Device to simplify and improve diagnosis and treatment of stress urinary

incontinence UroRelief: Inexpensive, convenient, non-invasive device for treatment of over active bladder

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The rankings can be found below:

  1. NPT Rapid Testing: Novel diagnostic for accurate and early detection of bloodstream infections (BSI’s) Respirix: Non-invasive cardiac monitor for congestive heart failure (CHF) patients

  2. Dynocardia: Stand-alone, wearable (cNIBP) monitor for out-patient diagnosis and management of hypertension

  3. Endovascular Engineering: Novel platform for mechanical thrombectomy in stroke

  4. ARO: Minimally invasive treatment device for orthopedic surgery

  5. Teratonix: MSM diode-based RF charging technology for implanted medical devices

  6. Rithim Biologics: Gene therapy for atrial fibrillation

  7. Neurovascular Diagnostics: Developing an RNA expression diagnostic to detect biomarkers of unruptured intracrnaial aneurysms

  8. Clear Therapies: Treatment device to stop the progress of neurodegenerative diseases

  9. Buzzing Technologies: VR simulation of natural orifice surgery procedures

  10. MediSim: Haptic enabled VR (virtual reality) surgery simulator

  11. Thoreau Labs: Sepsis solution

  12. Childrens National: Novel system for label-free vasculature imaging

  13. UroMonitor: Device to simplify and improve diagnosis and treatment of stress urinary incontinence

  14. UroRelief: Inexpensive, convenient, non-invasive device for treatment of over active bladder

  15. Gynion: Device for treatment of AUB

  16. IMOV: Minimally invasive electrophysiology device for diagnosis and treatment

  17. EnLisense: Clinically relevant wearable electrochemical biosensor system

  18. Kinnos: Infection control device

Reason for ranking: Global load of cardiovascular diseases remains immense, especially in developed countries. This is followed by nervous disorders and then infective and organ-specific diseases such as urinary tract infections, random and rapid bleeding and chronic bladder diseases. Methodologies targeting non-invasive technologies for rectification of these diseases are most advanced in nature followed by those involved in neurodegenerative diseases and finally, infective diseases.


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