2007-12-11
Distributor of the Year Award
For 2007, the jury is proud to annouce Noud Grimberg and his company Aurora Borealis Control BV with the CMA Distributor of the Year Award!
The jury's statement:
"With an impressive drive and committment, Noud Grimberg of Aurora Borealis Control BV have managed to double the sales of Microdialysis products in 2007! Noud continues, year after year, to show a high level of dedication for managing, supporting and driving Microdialysis sales in the BeNeLux-region. With a very strong local presence, Noud has for over ten years worked with CMA to grow the business to impressive levels with very satisfied customers."
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2007-12-02
Clearance in Russia to market CMA clinical products
CMA is proud to have been granted clearance from the Russian Ministry of Health to market the clinical products in Russia. The Russian market is managed through CMA's partner BioMedical Group and both parties are very excited about the future opportunities.
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2007-11-27
Donation of 10 milj SEK for research on Psoriasis
SEK 10 milj has been donated for research on Psorisasis to Linköping University Hospital. The donar is a private person from Sweden.
Around 300 000 persons in Sweden suffer from Psoriasis, a chronical inflammtory dicease which strikes skin and joints and may also contribute to heart- and vessel dicease.
Prof Chris Anderson at Linköping Uhiversity Hospital is the leader of the Psoriasis research project using Microdialysis for mapping the inflammatory processes in Psoriasis. We want to congratulate him and his research group hoping that the new Microdialysis products will enable the work solving the mystery of Psoriasis.
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2007-11-15
CMA launches the new website
We are proud to introduce our new and modernized website. Welcome to look around and get familiar with the new structure. The main changes have been done on Clinical Microdialysis. Instead of product alignment we want to aim at various applications of Clinical Microdialysis. We hope this will improve and simplify your search of your specific subject of interest. Specially welcome to see our latest products:
for Basic Research - CMA 31 Linear Probe , ideal for skin, peripheral tissues as well as for spinal cord and tumors.
for Clinical Applications - CMA 64 IView Caheter for continuous intravascular monitoring in the blood
CMA 66 Linear Catheter for continuous sampling of metabolites, inflammatory markers and drugs in the skin.
If you have any thoughts about the new website please do not hesitate to contact us:
cma@microdialysis.se
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2007-11-05
ICUpilot SQL now available for sale in the US
ICUpilot SQL is a unique data navigation software that enables multi modal monitoring and analysis in the ICU. The software offers the opportunity to analyze, interpret and compare data from all monitors that are connected to a SQL server. The interface presents data enables intensivists and nurses to get a better understanding of the correlation of various diagnostic interventions. For more info, contact Magnus Hedberg on magnus.hedberg@microdialysis.se
Product note
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2007-11-04
CMA Launches new CE-approved catheter for dermatology use
The new CMA 66 Linear Catheter is sterile single-use, minimally invasive device, which allows for continuous sampling of metabolites, inflammatory markers and drugs in the skin. The new linear design is available with high performing 20kDa or 100kDa cut off membranes, The CE-approved catheter offers a wide range of research and diagnostic opportunities within burns, wounds, dermatology and monitoring of inflammatory processes.
Product note Press release
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2007-10-16
Reflections from the 4th ICCM
The 4th International Conference on Clinical Microdialysis (4th ICCM) was a great success with over 270 delegates from across the globe. There were over 100 interesting lectures covering a variety of clinical Microdialysis applications. The meeting was held at Robinson College, Cambridge and hosted by Prof. Urban Ungerstedt of the Karolinska Institutet and Mr. Peter Hutchinson of Cambridge University. Sponsors included CMA Microdialysis, ProbeScientific and Technicam.
Following the introductory session on Advances in Clinical Microdialysis the meeting was split up into four parallel sessions: Monitoring the Brain, Monitoring the Abdomen, Monitoring the Tissues and New frontiers in Tissue monitoring. Each session ended with a panel discussion and a consensus among the senior colleagues. A Microdialysis abdomen/gastro focus group was initiated under the management of Dr. Jyrki Tenhunen. For more details, please contact Jyrki.Tenhunen@pshp.fi
At the adjacent exhibition, CMA Microdialysis launched a number of new products including the new IView Catheter for intravenous monitoring, the CMA 66 Linear Catheter for dermatology reserach and diagnostics and the CMA 31 Linear Probe with high cut-off.
An abstract book has been printed and is available for order through info@iccm4.com . The ambition is to keep the ICCM website, www.iccm4.com alive as a forum for future discussions in preparations for the next meeting, scheduled for 2010.
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2007-09-19
CMA launches a suite of new products at the 4th ICCM meeting in Cambridge
The new CMA64 IView Catheter is a unique new catheter intended for continuous intravascular monitoring in the blood. The missing link for tight glucose monitoring!
Product note Press release
The new CMA31 Linear Probe is an enhancement of the CMA30. The probe is redesigned with a robust and patented design. The 55 kDA cut-off membrane offers excellent research opportunities in peripheral tissues.
Product note (PDF)
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2007-05-21
CMA receives prestigious grant from the Swedish Government
VINNOVA (The Swedish Governmental Agency for Innovation Systems) announced this week that CMA Microdialysis receives a 4,3 million SEK grant for the development of new monitoring systems for intensive care based on the Microdialysis technology. CMA was chosen among 366 applications and was the only medical device company to receive a major grant.
“This is a milestone for CMA as the Swedish Government confirms the success and the future path of Microdialysis for early detection of deceases and complications in intensive care. The health care industry is urging for more efficient monitoring systems that lead to reduced patient morbidity and mortality. The financing from VINNOVA will enable us to continue to develop, produce and market monitoring systems with continued market leadership and a strengthened R&D base in Sweden”. says CMA’s CEO Philip Siberg.
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2007-05-01
CMA signs new distribution agreements in France and Italy.
We are very happy to announce new distribution agreements of our clinical products in France and Italy. In Italy, CMA will be represented by inTest srl, a company based in Rome. In France, CMA will be represented by 4MED France, based in Paris. Both distributors have excellent track records of selling medical devices and surgical equipment into intensive care units in their respective regions.
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2007-04-15
CMA signs new agreement for distribution in Tunisia.
CMA is very proud to have signed a distribution agreement with E.C.M based in Tunis, Tunisia. E.C.M has an excellent track record of selling medical devices and surgical equipment to the leading hospitals in Tunisia.
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2007-02-06
11 000 Microdialysis publications!
Now you can find 11 000 scientific Microdialysis published articles on PubMed. Among them nearly 2000 are based on human investigations. During 2006 more than two Microdialysis articles have been published a day. The first Microdialysis paper was published 1974 by U.Ungerstedt and CH. Pycock. See abstract ***
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2007-01-08
Collaborative project between Brain-IT and CMA Microdialysis
"As a result of the EEC funded collaborative project between Brain-IT and CMA Microdialysis a new version of ICUpilot (ver. 2.0, modified as part of Brain-IT work package QLRT-2002-00160, WP2) has now been released. ICUpilot is a software that automatically collects data from multiple external monitors and enables multi-modality monitoring at the bedside."
More info about Brain-IT: www.brainit.org/bf01/brainit/brainit/default.asp
More info about ICUpilot: www.icupilot.com
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