Sleep disorder device manufacturer and developer Oventus Medical Ltd announces the recruitment of the first patient with obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) in its latest clinical trial.
The trial is designed to produce data around the comfort, safety, and efficacy of the O2Vent T, as well as the comfort and efficacy of the inclusion of an airway into an oral appliance.
The airway is designed to deliver air to the back of the mouth, bypassing obstructions from the nose, soft palate and tongue. The airway makes Oventus’ devices unique from other mandibular advancement products on the market.
Oventus founder and clinical directo Chrris Hart, MPhil, says in a release: “Our first clinical trial using the O2Vent Mono showed the benefit of the inclusion of the airway, especially for OSA patients with nasal obstructions. This trial uses our 2nd generation device, the O2Vent T, which allows the patient to adjust their lower jaw position under dentist supervision.
“The trial will provide more qualitative and quantitative data on the benefits of the inclusion of the airway for people with and without nasal obstructions. This trial is the first of numerous clinical trials planned over the coming year. The additional clinical evidence will help us to implement our world-wide market rollout plans.”
The trial will involve 40 patients and be carried out in Brisbane, Queensland.
The O2Vent T is registered with the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration while a 510k application for the device has been lodged with the US Food and Drug Administration.
I am very interested in the trial but live in Melbourne. Have been an SA patient for over 10 years, and currently use a CPAP machine nightly.
I was diagnosed with mild sleep apnoea at Wesley sleep clinic and advised to start cpap by sleep physician.
I’d love to take part in this trial.
I am interested in participating in this clinical trial. I am 47 years old and require CPAP due to sleep apnea.
Interested in the clinical trial. I have been diagnosed with sleep apnea
Live in Brisbane and am interested in the trial. Have been diagnosed with sleep apnea