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NovaSeal®
Interventional Radiology
Clinical Trials
Embolization

Our Technology

Revolutionary gel-based solutions for interventional radiology

Temperature-Responsive
Targeted Delivery
Bio-based Materials
Non-toxic

How It Works

Understanding our revolutionary gel-based technology

1

Liquid Formulation

NovaSeal® is composed of a biocompatible polymer mixture and loaded with a contrast agent that transitions from a liquid to a gel state at a critical temperature.

Liquid State
2

Precise Delivery

Packaged in a sterile syringe with a standard Luer lock tip, it is injected into a target vessel via intravascular catheters under real-time imaging guidance.

Catheter Delivery
3

Gel Formation

Upon injection, NovaSeal forms a hydrogel embolus, creating a mechanical barrier that occludes blood flow to the target area.

Gel State
4

Blood Flow Occlusion

The formed hydrogel creates a precise mechanical barrier that effectively blocks blood supply to hypervascular tumors, starving cancer cells of oxygen and nutrients.

Blood Flow Blocked

Applications

NovaSeal® is designed to treat a range of conditions requiring precise blood vessel blockage

Hepatocellular Carcinoma

Targeted treatment for liver cancer with minimal damage to healthy tissue. Our gel-based approach ensures precise embolization of tumor blood vessels.

  • Precise tumor targeting
  • Minimal healthy tissue damage
  • Reduced side effects

Renal Cell Carcinoma

Effective embolization for kidney cancer treatment. Our technology provides controlled and sustained occlusion of renal tumor vessels.

  • Controlled embolization
  • Sustained occlusion
  • Improved patient outcomes

Brain Tumors

Precise treatment for hypervascular brain tumors. Our gel technology ensures accurate delivery without affecting surrounding brain tissue.

  • Brain tissue preservation
  • Accurate delivery
  • Reduced neurological risks

Uterine Fibroids

Non-surgical treatment for uterine fibroids. Our minimally invasive approach provides effective symptom relief without major surgery.

  • Non-surgical approach
  • Symptom relief
  • Faster recovery

Benign Prostate Hyperplasia

Minimally invasive treatment for prostate conditions. Our technology offers a safe alternative to traditional surgical procedures.

  • Minimally invasive
  • Safe alternative
  • Reduced complications

Technology Advantages

What makes NovaSeal® superior to traditional embolic agents

Bio-based Materials

Composed of biocompatible and biodegradable polymers ensuring safety and minimizing long-term foreign body reactions.

No Toxic Materials

By eliminating toxic materials like DMSO and tantalum, NovaSeal® minimizes environmental impact and patient risk.

Ready-to-Use

Packaged as a ready-to-use product, eliminating the need for complex and time-consuming preparation steps in hospitals.

Painless Procedure

The injection is painless, addressing the significant pain that often requires patients to undergo anesthesia with other products.

Real-time Monitoring

Using a contrast agent and imaging techniques allows for real-time monitoring of treatment effectiveness and strategy adjustment.

Precise Delivery

Leveraging advanced technologies and meticulous design, we prevent unintended embolization, enhancing precision in treating hypervascular tumors.

Research & Development

Ongoing projects and clinical trials

Current Status

We are currently designing our animal studies to further validate the safety and efficacy of NovaSeal®. Our research team is working on comprehensive preclinical evaluations to ensure the highest standards of patient safety and treatment effectiveness.

Our development pipeline includes advanced formulations and next-generation embolic agents that will expand our treatment capabilities and improve patient outcomes across a broader range of conditions.

Preclinical Studies

In vitro and in vivo validation

Animal Studies

Safety and efficacy evaluation

Clinical Trials

First-in-human studies

2023

NovaSeal® Development

2024

Preclinical Studies

2025

Animal Studies

2026

Clinical Trials