NeuroOne Reports Three Successful Large-Animal StereoCED Procedures
NeuroOne Medical Technologies announced that three large-animal procedures using its StereoCED platform were completed at the University of Minnesota as part of a preclinical epilepsy research program. The company says the procedures established technical feasibility, and it expects to recognize related animal-use revenue in fiscal Q4 2026 and plans a launch for human investigational studies later this quarter, though the filing gives no revenue amount and the platform is not approved for commercial use.
Key points
- Three large-animal procedures completed at the University of Minnesota, announced August 27, 2026
- In two of the three procedures, drug delivery electrodes delivered a study agent into targeted brain tissue and recorded electrophysiological activity from the same regions
- Revenue from the animal-use devices is expected to be recognized in fiscal Q4 2026; no dollar amount is given
- Human investigational device release is planned by the end of fiscal Q4 2026, with launch planned later this quarter
The filing
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