Ceragem Clinical Inc.

This study tested a medical device designed to improve blood circulation in the legs. It involved 59 adults, including people at risk for dangerous blood clots (deep vein thrombosis) and healthy individuals. Researchers measured blood flow in a leg vein before and after a single …

This study tested if a special traction device (Ceragem Master V6) could help people with two common back problems: herniated discs and spinal stenosis. Researchers compared the device to standard physical therapy in 60 adults to see if it was equally good at improving spine stru…

This study tested a medical device designed to improve blood circulation in the legs of people at high risk for dangerous blood clots (deep vein thrombosis or DVT). The goal was to see if using the device for 10 days in a clinic, and then for about 3 months at home, could safely …

This study tested a medical device that combines heat, vibration, and gentle traction to see if it could improve the natural curve of the neck and reduce chronic pain in people with a condition called cervical kyphosis, often known as 'turtle neck.' Thirty adults with long-term n…