CytoSorbents Corporation (CTSO)

[orangecat]

2-3 years... I doubt that. This is another example of how long it can take to get a medical device through development and regulatory approval.

"In 2003, the project attracted its first NIH funding, and in 2012 the Food and Drug Administration selected the project for a fast-track approval program.
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Pilot studies of the silicon filters could start in patients by the end of 2017."

So 14 years and no human studies yet. We complain about the slow progress of Cytosorbents, but is it really slow? They have 31,000 safe human treatment behind them along with a phase 2 FDA trial.