
Eunoe Inc (AKA: CSFluids) Profile last edited on: 5/2/2008
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Location Information
4847 Hopyard Road Suite 4-342
Pleasanton, CA 94588
Pleasanton, CA 94588
(925) 621-4100 |
info@eunoe-inc.com |
www.eunoe-inc.com |
Location: Single
Congr. District: 15
County: Alameda
Congr. District: 15
County: Alameda
Public Profile
In September of 2005, Eunoe Inc was acquired by Integra LifeSciences. Eunoe, previously known as CSFluids, was founded by a team of Stanford University professors. Eunoe Inc. has developed and is testing a proprietary device-based treatment for Alzheimer´s disease, to improve clearance of neurotoxins that may be significant in the progression of Alzheimer´s disease. The device is the COGNIShunt® System, a cerebrospinal fluid shunt similar but not identical to shunts used for the treatment of children and adults with hydrocephalus. The COGNIShunt has been engineered specifically to provide a low flow of cerebrospinal fluid (CFS) in individuals without hydrocephalus. It is designed to improve CSF clearance without the over drainage of CSF that can occur with hydrocephalus shunts. The hypothesis is that impaired clearance or diminished production of CSF leads to stagnation of CSF, resulting in accumulation of toxic proteins and inflammatory mediators in the brain
Extent of SBIR involvement
Synopsis: Awardee Business Condition
Employee Range
500+Revenue Range
Over 50MVC funded?
YesPublic/Private
Privately HeldStock Info
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10-14Awards Distribution by Agency
Most Recent SBIR Projects
Year | Phase | Agency | Total Amount | |
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2002 | 1 | NIH | $140,000 | |
Project Title: Flow Monitor for Central Nervous System Shunts |
Key People / Management
C Raymond Larkin -- President
Tom Alan Saul
Tom Alan Saul
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