Dermoskeletics to preserve mobility and function in inclusion body myositis
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- First Published October 15, 2018.
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- Océane Landon-Cardinal, MD,
- François Prince, PhD,
- Stéphane Bédard, PEng, MSc,
- Olivier Benveniste, MD, PhD and
- Marie Hudson, MD, MPH
- Océane Landon-Cardinal, MD,
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- François Prince, PhD,
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- Stéphane Bédard, PEng, MSc,
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Patents: (1) Load Distribution Device for Human Joints ? B01, US 9,370,439, CA 2,803,035, EP 2555720. An IP protection on the dermoskeletal concept for any joint-segment body structure of the human body. This patent represents the core of the technological platform behind the B-Temia?s dermoskeletal technology. ▪ US. provisory deposit ? 7 April 2010. ▪ US Patent ? 21 June 2016. ▪ CA application ? 18 February 2011. ▪ EP Patent - 12 April 2017
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(1) B-Temia Inc., President and CEO, 2010
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(1) B-Temia Inc.
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(1) B-Temia Inc., 8 years
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- Olivier Benveniste, MD, PhD and
Csl Behring Novartis LFB
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(1) CSL Behring: funding for travel at the ACR 2014 conference (2) LFB: funding for travel at the ICNMD 2014 conference, ACR 2017
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(1) Novartis (2) CSL Behring (3) Neovacs
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(1) LFB,(2) Novartis, (3) Shire, (4) CSL Behring, (5) Neovacs
(1) DGOS/INSERM, (2) PHRC
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(1) AFM, (2) The Myositis Association
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- Marie Hudson, MD, MPH
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- From the Hôpital Pitié-Salpêtrière (O.L.-C., O.B.), AP-HP, Department of Internal Medicine and Clinical Immunology, Inflammation-Immunopathology-Biotherapy Department (I2B), East Paris Neuromuscular Diseases Reference Center, Inserm U974, France; Departments of Kinesiology and Surgery (F.P.), University of Montreal, B-Temia Inc. (S.B.), Québec City, and Division of Rheumatology (M.H.), Department of Medicine, Jewish General Hospital, Lady Davis Institute, Montréal, Québec, Canada.
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Dr. Landon-Cardinal o.landoncardinal{at}gmail.com
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