Advanced catheter developer Spinal Singularity said yesterday it received a grant from the Triumph Foundation it plans to use to support upcoming clinical trials of its Connected Catheter, and said that it has added a number of new locations to its current trial of the device.
The Connected Catheter is a smart catheter designed for adult men with chronic urinary retention or neurogenic lower urinary tract dysfunction, the San Clemente, Calif.-based company said.
“I am so excited to honor Derek and Spinal Singularity with this Employment Achievement Award. The work they are doing to help catheter users could have a massive impact on the quality of life for people with spinal injury and we are so happy to support this cause,” Triumph Foundation CEO & founder Andrew Skinner said in a prepared statement.