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autologous neobladder construct

Development stage
Preclinical
Lead developer
Tengion
Administration
Surgical Implantation
01

Overview

Autologous neobladder construct is a biological/device product developed by Tengion. It is designed for augmentation cystoplasty to treat conditions such as non-neurogenic overactive bladder with urge predominant incontinence and neurogenic bladder secondary to spinal cord injury. The construct aims to increase functional bladder capacity, reduce micturition episodes, and decrease maximum detrusor pressure.

Brand names
Neo-Bladder
Other names
Autologous neo bladder construct

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