Spectrx, Inc.

Altea Therapeutics Corporation

Teresa Woods

Michael R Hatch

Alan Smith

Krishna Kumar

Mark S Vreeke

J David Farquhar

Mark A Samuels

Mark L Faupel

David Farquhar

Garrett T Robinson

Allison Minton

Diedre Williams

A tissue interface device () suitable for positioning on or about one or more artificial openings in a biological membrane of an organism and for coupling to a monitor and control unit and a vacuum source. The tissue interface device () comprises a housing (), a sensor channel (), and a sensor (). The housing () defines an orifice (), the orifice () having an open inlet port () on the bottom end () of the housing () and a distal end () that is in fluid communication with the sensor channel (). The orifice () is in fluid communication with fluid that flows from the artificial opening formed in the biological membranes. The sensor channel () is for coupling to, and fluid communication therewith, the vacuum source. The sensor () is positioned in the sensor channel () in a flow path of the fluid for sensing a characteristic of the fluid as it flows out from the artificial opening. The sensor generates a sensor signal representative thereof.

Tissue interface device

An alignment device and related systems and methods for aligning at least one apparatus with respect to a surface of a tissue. The alignment device comprises a tissue interface member suitable for positioning on the surface of the tissue and mating with the apparatus to maintain alignment of the apparatus during an operation of the apparatus. The alignment device is useful to align various apparatus that are part of a continuous analyte monitoring system.

Integrated alignment devices, system, and methods for efficient fluid extraction, substance delivery and other applications

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Teresa Woods