Designs and manufactures catheters for use by interventional cardiologists and interventional radiologists. A catheter being developed for intracoronary radiation therapy during angioplasty is easier to use, more accurate, and less expensive than many other radiation-delivering catheters. With a catheter developed by cardiologist Neal Scott, physicians may treat small and large arteries during angioplasty using beta or gamma radiation. Licenses preclinical compounds that bridge the gap between university and pharmaceutical companies. Testing promising new therapeutic compounds that counteract ADH, a hormone present in kidney disease that causes water imbalance.
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Future treatments may include fear of driving and social phobia. Co-founded by Larry Hodges at Georgia Tech. Idun plans to use Emory's technology to develop drugs that regulate cell death and could be useful in treating cancer. Tempe, Arizona Licensed a porous, tubular vascular graft that allows for local drug delivery to prevent clotting and abnormal tissue growth. Norcross Licensed the patented Beta-Cath system, developed by Emory researchers and Novoste engineers.