New Foley-Based Monitor For Early Detection Of Sepsis
Executive Summary
Consano Medical is moving closer to FDA clearance for its Canary Catheter, a novel, continuous monitoring device that leverages an existing urinary catheter for the early detection of sepsis – a serious condition that costs hospitals more than $20 billion annually in the US alone.
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