Madison Scientific

Smart Neurotech Device To Transform A Multibillion Dollar Category

About this Event

You may have seen recent stories about Billy Joel’s diagnosis of hydrocephalus, a neurological condition that affects 11.5 million patients globally. Caused by the buildup of cerebrospinal fluid in the brain, if untreated it can lead to cognitive decline, mobility issues, and death.

Fortunately, it is treatable. Unfortunately, the current standard of care has a high failure rate and is prone to overdrainage due to pressure spikes.

Madison Scientific (MadSci) is developing the world’s first SmartShunt, that uses an intercranial sensor to monitor pressure and control a valve to prevent over and under drainage of fluid. This has been called a “game changer” by neurosurgeons and offers a myriad of benefits including:
  • Better outcomes: Designed to reduce shunt failure, complications, and false alarms
  • Lower costs: , Fewer unnecessary interventions and hospitalizations
  • Compelling economics: High-margin implant with recurring software/data revenue potential

The SmartShunt fits within the current workflow and is poised to transform a market with >$100B long-term potential. MadSci is lead by a team with multiple successful exits and deep medtech experience.

Watch this online event with MadSci President & CEO, Tyler Wanke, to hear how the company’s implantable device and real-time data bring intelligence to a standard of care that has remained unchanged for decades.

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May 20

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