Vittamed

Vittamed was a medical technology company that developed non-invasive ultrasonic devices for monitoring intracranial pressure (ICP) and cerebrovascular autoregulation. The company's core technology utilized ultrasound to measure ICP through the eye's ophthalmic artery, providing a safer alternative to invasive surgical sensors that require burr-hole surgery. Their primary products, the Vittamed 205 and Vittamed 505, were designed for clinical use in neuro-intensive care, neurology, and ophthalmology. While the company achieved CE Mark approval and collaborated with organizations like NASA to study intracranial pressure in astronauts, it is no longer active in the market.