Posted by Debbie Overman | Oct 12, 2020 | company news, Dermatology, News, Research | 0   |         

Pulse Biosciences Inc presented clinical results from studies spanning the Company’s dermatologic application portfolio recently at the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS) virtual annual meeting, held October 9-11, 2020.

Positive study results generated using the Company’s innovative cellular-specific Nano-Pulse Stimulation mechanism performed with its CellFX System for the treatment of sebaceous hyperplasia lesions, cutaneous non-genital warts, plantar warts, and basal cell carcinoma will be presented in two oral presentations and two e-posters.

These newest published results from NPS clinical studies provide further evidence of the unique CellFX cellular mechanism of action for multiple applications across the lesion treatment spectrum, according to the company in a media release.

These recent findings were also the basis for the recently initiated multicenter clinical study to compare NPS technology to RF electrodessication in clearing sebaceous hyperplasia lesions.

“The positive results being shared at this year’s ASDS meeting add to the growing body of evidence in support of using Nano-Pulse Stimulation technology delivered by the CellFX System to treat a broad range of dermatology applications for which targeted clearance of cellular lesions or structures is medically or cosmetically desirable.

“These data underscore our persistent dedication to providing dermatologists a highly differentiated non-thermal solution with vast opportunity.”

— Darrin Uecker, President and CEO of Pulse Biosciences

MEETING HIGHLIGHTS

Highlights from this meeting of leading dermatologic surgeons demonstrate:

• Successful use of lower NPS energy levels to maintain high levels of effectiveness in clearing sebaceous hyperplasia lesions with greatly improved cosmesis and high subject satisfaction
• Favorable clearance rate for warts on the hands, leg, knee, neck; no plume detected in a subset of NPS procedures
• Encouraging findings of biopsy-confirmed elimination of residual BCC in the known NPS treatment zone for 8 nodular BCCs and 21 superficial BCCs, indicating promising potential for NPS treatment of both BCC-subtypes
• Strong clearance rate of difficult-to-treat, recalcitrant plantar warts in a single treatment session

“We are pleased to present conclusive evidence of consistently high rates of clearance across a variety of anatomical areas in one to two NPS treatments. Compared to today’s standard wart treatments, which typically require two to four visits to clear common cutaneous warts, these NPS results represent a much more convenient approach for the patient and the physician.”

— Dr. Ted Lain, Chief Medical Officer of Sanova Dermatology in Austin, Tex, and author of the non-genital cutaneous wart study

Members of the dermatologic surgery community who have registered for the virtual meeting can gain access to accepted video presentations and posters at the ASDS meeting portal.

[Source(s): Pulse Biosciences Inc, Business Wire]

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