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2018 marks the launch of our new website. We hope you like the fresh new look and improved navigation. The site places our clinical partners centre stage, and shines a light on their compelling research and readiness to embrace innovation to establish new therapies that address significant unmet need.

Clinical Studies

Through our central vision in driving innovation through collaborative partnerships to solve challenging medical problems, we have placed research at the heart of our business.

Our sponsored and investigator-led studies translate clinical needs into high-impact evidence-based therapies.

To review our body of research, please click one or more filters to refine your search.

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Increased Blood Circulation – Patient Data

The use of a novel neuromuscular electrical stimulation device in peripheral vascular disease

Author(s): Katherine J. Williams, Alun H. Davies

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VTE prevention

The use of the geko™ device and the activation of the foot and calf pumps for prevention of venous thromboembolism in patients with acute stroke

Author(s): Williams J, Roffe C, Natarajan I, Moss C, Lambert C, Richards L

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VTE prevention

Clinical observation of neuromuscular electrical stimulation in prevention of deep venous thrombosis after total hip replacement

Author(s): Jingwei L, Zhe Z, Xuesong L, Hui J, Ning L, Wenbo W

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VTE prevention

Prevention of Postoperative Leg Vein Thrombosis by Electrical Muscle Stimulation. An Evaluation with ¹²⁵ I-Labelled Fibrinogen

Author(s): Browse N L, Negus D

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VTE prevention

Prophylaxis of postoperative leg vine thrombosis by low dose subcutaneous heparin or peroperative calf muscle stimulation: a controlled clinical trial.

Author(s): Rosenberg I L , Evans M, Pollock A V

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VTE prevention

Prediction and prophylaxis of postoperative thromboembolis—a comparison between peroperative calf muscle stimulation with groups of impulses and dextran 40

Author(s): Lindström B, Holmdahl C, Jonsson O, Korsan‐Bengtsen K, Lindberg S, Petrusson B, Pettersson S, Wikstrand J, Wojciechowski J

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Increased Blood Circulation – Patient Data

Peripheral muscle stimulation increases coronary blood flow

Author(s): Lavi S, Alemayehu M, McLellan A, D'Alfonso S, Wall S, Abu-Romeh N, Camuglia A

Full PaperPoster

Increased Blood Circulation – Patient Data

Fibrinolytic effects of peroneal nerve stimulation in patients with lower limb vascular disease

Author(s): Barnes R, Madden L A, Chetter I

AbstractFull Paper

Increased Blood Circulation – Patient Data

Haemodynamic augmentation in patients with peripheral arterial disease with the geko™ transcutaneous neuromuscular electrical stimulation device

Author(s): Barnes R, Shahin Y, Tucker A T, Chetter I

AbstractFull Paper

Increased Blood Circulation – Patient Data

Augmentation of arterial blood velocity with electrostimulation in patients with critical limb ischemia unsuitable for revascularization

Author(s): Yilmaz S, Mermi E U, Zobaci E, Aksoy E, Yasti C

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Increased Blood Circulation – Patient Data

Potential role of electrostimulation in the augmentation of venous blood flow after total knee replacement: A pilot study

Author(s): Yilmaz S, Calbiyik M, Yilmaz B K, Aksoy E

AbstractFull Paper

Increased Blood Circulation – Patient Data

Using the geko™ device to prevent venous thrombosis and oedema following Strayer release of the gastrocnemius

Author(s): Pillai A, Pavey N

Case Study

Increased Blood Circulation – Patient Data

Strayer Release Procedure Protocol

Author(s): Pillai A

Procedure protocol

Increased Blood Circulation – Patient Data

Is there a role for geko™ Electro-Stimulation Device for reducing the risk of Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) in obstetrics?

Author(s): Verghese T S, Lafferty K, Fawzy M

Poster

Increased Blood Circulation – Healthy Subject Data

Measurement of blood flow in the deep veins of the lower limb using the geko™ neuromuscular electro-stimulation device

Author(s): Nicolaides A, Griffin M

AbstractFull PaperPoster
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