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British Tech Firm Gets Green Light on Patent

British technology start-up Ablatus has received a new UK patent for their enhanced ablation technology. The move signifies hope for up to 12 million UK women affected by uterine fibroids, offering a new minimally invasive treatment option with global potential. The uterine fibroids device market is projected to reach $15.6Bn in 2032.

The new patent allows the enablement of additional direct current, offering the potential for improved patient outcomes and better quality of life across a range of clinical indications. Fibroids is a highly prevalent condition with around 80% of women globally having fibroids by the age of fifty. Treatment development lacks funding and treatment options that are minimally invasive and fertility-preserving are lacking. Uterine fibroids can cause debilitating pain, heavy menstrual bleeding, abdominal swelling, and complications during pregnancy and labour. These conditions...

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