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Fist Assist device achieves significant perforator vein dilation for improved endoAVF placement, p-FACT cohort data show

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Fist Assist Devices, LLC Announces Approval of FACT by University of Chicago Medical Center

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Fist Assist Devices, LLC Announces Formation of Global Medical Advisory Board Led by Dialysis Access Center Medical Director Dr. John Ross

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Fist Assist Devices Earns CE Mark for Vein Compression Device

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Fist Assist Devices, LLC Announces Completion of the Non-Significant Risk FACT Trial

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Fist Assist’s FA-1 Compression Device Studied in FACT for Superficial Arm Vein Dilation

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Significant Superficial Arm Vein Dilation Reported with the FA-1 Device

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Fist Assist device for focal arm massage and increased circulation gains FDA nod

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Fist Assist Devices Earns CE Mark for Vein Compression Device

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Fist Assist Devices, LLC Announces U.S. Distribution Deal and Sales Launch
AIROS Medical, Inc. Selected for Commercialization Affiliate for July Launch

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Please read about Fist Assist around the web:

“A further interesting technology featured in the CX Innovation Showcase was the Fist Assist device which is a novel, non-invasive, low-cost device developed to assist with fistula dilation, venous pre-surgery preparation and to decrease total catheter contact time and fistula development time. According to presenter Tej Singh (Los Altos Hills, USA), initial patient compliance with the device has been favourable and a large pre-fistula surgery study is planned.”

CX Innovation Showcase
London, April 27th, 2017

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“No patients [of FistAssist] experienced thrombosis or adverse effects. Patient compliance and satisfaction was high. After 1 month, the mean percentage increase in vein diameter in the FA treatment group was significantly larger (p=0.05 than controls in the first 5 mm segment of the fistula. Even more impressive was the early rapid enlargement of forearm fistulas compared to upper arm at all segments (p<.05) at one month. All fistulae treated with FA are still functional with no adverse outcomes..”

Medical Device News Magazine
Florida, June 2017

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