INNOCON

InnoCon Medical

@innocon_medical

Aalborg
https://innoconmedical.com/
Medical Device

Overview

About InnoCon Medical

InnoCon Medical’s UCon System is a patented neuromodulation approach designed to address symptoms of overactive bladder and bowel dysfunction.

Unlike currently available neuromodulation therapies, UCon targets the dorsal genital nerve (DGN). Targeting DGN offers a unique opportunity for on-demand (urge) stimulation. On-demand stimulation mode lets patients activate therapy precisely when the urge hits, ideally giving them more control and time to reach a toilet.

The system offers two electrode options:
Patch Electrode: a non-invasive, replaceable option suitable for daily use and initial screening.
Bar Electrode: a long-term, partially implantable alternative, designed for permanent placement but removable when needed, e.g., for MRI scans.

UCon is being developed to provide patients and healthcare systems a more cost-effective and therefore accessible alternative compared to other sacral and tibial implantable neuromodulation systems.
To learn more, visit: innoconmedical.com

CAUTION: The UCon System is currently under clinical investigation and limited by law to investigational use only.

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InnoCon Medical contact details:
Address: Lyngvej 1, 9000 Aalborg
CVR: 38635794
Telephone: +45 9398 7033
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.innoconmedical.com
Contact person: Jesper Nielsen, CEO

Headquarters

Aalborg

Website

https://innoconmedical.com/

Company Size

11-50 employees

Industry

Medical Device

Company Type

Privately Held

Founded

2017

Specialties

Neuromodulation , Neurostimulation, Fecal Incontinence, Overactive Bladder, and DGN Stimulation

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