A direct means to evaluate fetal oxygenation during labor.
In developing Lumerah™, a noninvasive sensor technology that directly measures fetal oxygen levels, Raydiant Oximetry aims to profoundly reduce the rising mortality and morbidity rates among mothers and babies during childbirth.
For the past 50 years, electronic fetal monitoring has been associated with a 6-fold increase in cesarean delivery in the US without any evidence that it reduces the rate of neonatal neurologic injury, stillbirth or cerebral palsy. Obstetrical providers need a more reliable tool to evaluate fetal oxygenation.
NINA MARTIN, NPR
In a bid to provide healthcare professionals with a more accurate method to to evaluate fetal oxygenation, Raydiant Oximetry is developing Lumerah™, a noninvasive fetal pulse oximeter.
Preclinical trials indicate that Lumerah™ significantly improves sensitivity and specificity when detecting fetal distress.
Lumerah™ grants healthcare professionals greater insight and confidence when making decisions during labor and delivery.
The FDA has already assigned Lumerah™ ‘Breakthrough Device’ status in order to fast-track its market approval.
Raydiant Oximetry, Inc., a clinical-stage medical device company developing innovations to keep mothers and babies safe during childbirth, has announced the receipt of a $1 million grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Raydiant Oximetry, Inc., announced that it has received an investment from the March of Dimes Innovation Fund to kick off its Series B financing round.
The accelerated path to approval through the breakthrough device program will enable better care to millions of mothers and babies during childbirth.
The funding was led by Avestria Ventures, which invests in early-stage women’s health companies, and syndicated by KOFA Healthcare, V-Capital, Band of Angels, FemHealth Ventures, RHIA Ventures, SteelSky Ventures and Tri-Valley Ventures.
Raydiant Oximetry, a Fogarty Innovation graduate, is developing an innovative fetal monitor to improve outcomes for mothers and babies during childbirth and recently received a grant from the government of Ireland for approximately $3 million.
Raydiant Oximetry, a Fogarty Institute company that is developing an innovative fetal monitor to improve outcomes for mothers and babies during childbirth, has closed a $5.6 million Series A funding round led by VCapital.
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