Zenosense,
a healthcare technology company with a focus on developing and marketing
devices to detect the MRSA “Super-Bug” and to detect signs of lung cancer in
exhaled breath, has announced considerable progress in its MRSA/SA detector
development. It has been determined that the prototype device achieved a
sensibility detection rate over 95% on cultured headspace in a series of tests
over a two week period in a clinical setting.
In other
developments, the company’s general device technology development designed to
detect the Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus “Super-Bug” (“MRSA”),
non-resistant “Staph” (“SA”), is also moving forward in line with ZENO
expectations.
Electronic
improvements have resulted in printed circuit board prototyping that includes
integration of a powerful solid state processor, a suitable, low power, piezo
electric sampling pump, a capability to run up to four sensors of different
technologies working in parallel on a tens of milliseconds sampling frequency,
to include measuring and cleaning time and low power consumption enabling an
extended operating time on battery power to cover at least one normal working
shift when operating continuously.
A Volatile
Organic Compound (“VOC”) capturing system, which enables the prototyped device
to sample cultured headspace, has also been developed. The system includes an
air injection system to enable the device to sample a negative vacuum, a
suction process, data download and a cleaning cycle.
Pending
developmental activity includes Quartz Crystal Microbalance sensor testing,
sensitivity testing against VOC biomarkers, assessment of accuracy and
repeatability, and a review of temperature sensitivity, humidity and gas
interference factors.
Zenosense
is a detection device development company with a mission to develop effective
medical devices targeting the early detection of both deadly bacteria and
certain cancers in the exhaled breath of patients. Its goal is to sell these
products to hospitals and primary healthcare facilities. Devices currently
under development are a device intended to detect the Methicillin-resistant
Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and a device intended to detect Lung Cancer. Using
a common Electronic Nose technology platform, the devices analyze Volatile
Organic Compounds (VOCs) which are present in the exhaled breath of patients.
Find out
more at www.zenosense.net
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