Using Neuromodulation to Treat Premature Ejaculation
Menâs sexual health and wellness company, Morari Medical is using neuromodulation for its wearable device to help treat premature ejaculation (PE).
The Maple Grove, MN-based company debuted a prototype of the patch-like device at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas earlier this month. Morari was one of 10 companies in the emerging sextech market to have a presence at the show.
Jeff Bennett, the companyâs founder and CEO spoke with MD+DI about the Morari Medical and its mission.
âSpecifically, weâre trying to address the medical condition of PE, which affects 30% of men,â Bennett told MD+DI. âWith my prior experience with working at Medtronic and having experience with neuromodulation products, I knew that the use of electrical energy can use or affect many different clinical disorders including the brain for Parkinsonâs; the bladder for overactive bladder; and the heart for arrhythmias. So, I thought why not take it from there.â
The disposable device is placed on the perineum - âthe area between the anus and the posterior part of the external genitalia.â
Hereâs how it works.
âWeâve got a flexible circuit board that can be flexed to fit in the perineum area and on that board are electrodes that receive electrical energy from a battery that&...
Source: MDDI - Category: Medical Devices Authors: Omar Ford Tags: Electronics Source Type: news
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