TechandBio
2 weeks ago
Cures 97% of early breast cancer patients after 5 year follow up independent study.
Published in highly recognized medical journal.
92% Cure rate for Late stage Breast cancer patients with large Tumors
FREEZING CANCER IN ITS TRACKS.
The Lee Family one of Asia Richest familes owns 52% of ICCM
Independent Study Results in Japan Demonstrate Zero (0%) Breast Cancer Local Recurrence 5 Years Following Treatment with IceCure's ProSense®, Adding to Continued Positive Data Published Globally.
Study published in the peer reviewed journal Breast Cancer.
Excellent cosmetic outcomes, high degree of patient satisfaction, and improved quality of life post-cryoablation
Strategic distribution partner of ProSense® in Japan, Terumo Corporation, expects to submit an application for regulatory clearance for breast cancer in the second half of 2024
https://ir.icecure-medical.com/news-events/press-releases/detail/126/independent-study-results-in-japan-demonstrate-zero-0-breast-cancer-local-recurrence-5-years-following-treatment-with-icecures-prosense-adding-to-continued-positive-data-published-globally
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https://ir.icecure-medical.com/news-events/press-releases/detail/134/european-study-provides-more-evidence-supporting-icecures-prosense-is-safe-effective-cryoablation-treatment-for-metastatic-and-recurrent-breast-cancer
IceCure applications: Breast Cancer early and Late Stage, Kidney Lung, Liver Cancer, Pain, and Palliative Care, Fibroadenoma Kills bad fat cells (Obesity) application on tap!
https://www.icecure-medical.com/clinical-applications/
Recap IceCure no surgery in patient setting local anesthetic insurance companies have signed on. no radiation treatment! natural freezing that kills cancer tumors for early stage breast cancer with 97% success rate after 5 Years! This is expanding with late stage breast cancer wide array of oncology indications and large tumors. Lung, Kidney and Liver Cancer Approved in 15 countries and counting sales ramping up no debt or warrants.
Summer IceCure Biz Presentation.
https://d1io3yog0oux5.cloudfront.net/_bff00726f3fc2e5c631f07f65bc0c3de/icecuremedical/db/2291/21959/pdf/IceCure+Company+Presentation+-+June+2024+-+Final+Clean.pdf
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TechandBio
3 weeks ago
Independent, third-party data published in highly influential peer-reviewed journal, Cancers, concluded cryoablation with ProSense® is a safe, local treatment for early and late stage breast cancer with tumors big and small with non complication rate, high complete ablation rate and satisfactory overall survival (OS), progression free survival (PFS) and
local tumor control 5 year early breast cancer data success rate 97% late stage breast cancer with larger tumors nearly 93% success rate. This is the closest thing in breast cancer to a Cure and best in class results with local local anesthetic vs anesthesia in a surgery setting with 15-20% of lumpectomy patients need to go back for second surgery. This stock has a Billion dollar plus market cap potential by end of next year.=3000% upside if Pulse Bio Sciences did it from the low 1.00 range from 2 years ago and a 50 million dollar market cap a few years to a Billion dollar market cap today.
Both companies have large insider ownership Sales will ramp up for IceCure in the coming quarters.
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TechandBio
4 weeks ago
Independent Studies Confirm ICE3 Results
In women with early-stage breast cancer who
declined surgery.
Study conducted by Principal Investigator Lucía Graña-López,
MD, PhD, a radiologist who specializes in breast and women's
imaging, Head of the Breast Unit at University Hospital Lucus
Augusti, Spain—presented at European Society of Breast Imaging Annual Scientific Meeting 2023 96.8% Success rate.
93.4% - 96.8%
Tumor reduction rate
In women deemed inoperable for breast cancer.
Breast Cancer – U.S. Healthcare Economics &
Reimbursement
Healthcare Economics: Cryoablation costs less than standard-of-care lumpectomy and
further reduces costs by reducing risk of re-excision as compared to lumpectomy1
Reimbursement:
Demonstrating its leadership in cryoablation, IceCure is the first company to apply for and
receive Medicare coverage for breast cancer cryoablation through the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid
Services (CMS)
CMS assigned CPT Category III 2 Breast/Lymphatic Surgery and Related Procedures
Priced for coverage by the CMS at approximately $3,400 for the facility fee alone
Additional coverage, including payment for the physician, is expected upon establishment of the
permanent CPT Category I 2 code
Patient demand drives reimbursement.
Large insider buys a few weeks ago 57% of the stock is Insider Owned.
21 Million shares Floating
No warrants no debt no history of reverse splits.
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TechandBio
4 weeks ago
Now have superior data on higher risk breast cancer patients!
Professor Vogl commented, "Liquid Nitrogen-based cryoablation was found to be a safe local treatment for breast cancer, with a low complication rate—in fact, none were observed in the study. We experienced a very high complete ablation rate of 100%.
Treating higher risk breast cancer patients makes ICCM platform more dynamic plus treating Lung, Kidney and Bone cancer patients with cryoblast. Giving options for patients who don't want surgery or radiation treatment with these incredible data points and 100% patient and Dr satisfaction using ICCM technology IceCure will be valued closer to PLSE market cap which is a Billion dollars.[
Independent, third-party data published in highly influential peer-reviewed journal, Cancers, concluded cryoablation with ProSense® is a safe, local treatment for breast cancer with low complication rate, high complete ablation rate and satisfactory overall survival (OS), progression free survival (PFS) and local tumor control.
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Paullee
4 weeks ago
even more good news
European Study Provides More Evidence Supporting IceCure’s ProSense® is Safe & Effective Cryoablation Treatment for Metastatic and Recurrent Breast Cancer
? Independent, third-party data published in highly influential peer-reviewed journal, Cancers, concluded cryoablation with ProSense® is a safe, local treatment for breast cancer with low complication rate, high complete ablation rate and satisfactory overall survival (OS), progression free survival (PFS) and local tumor control
? 8.9% recurrence rate in population of 45 patients who had previously received various therapies before cryoablation including surgery, radiation therapy, or chemotherapy with tumor sizes of up to 4 centimeters in diameter. Of those patients, 11 had recurrent tumors and 21 had metastatic disease
? The higher-risk population in this European study contrasts with the early-stage breast cancer patient subjects in the U.S. ICE3 study
CAESAREA, Israel, July 9, 2024 – IceCure Medical Ltd. (Nasdaq: ICCM) (“IceCure”, “IceCure Medical” or the “Company”), developer of minimally-invasive cryoablation technology that destroys tumors by freezing as an alternative to surgical tumor removal, today announced the publication of an independent study evaluating its flagship cryoablation system ProSense® titled: “CT-Guided Percutaneous Cryoablation of Breast Cancer: A Single-Center Experience” in Cancers, a leading peer-reviewed oncology journal. The study, led by Principal Investigator Professor Thomas J. Vogl, was conducted at the Institute of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine, University Hospital Frankfurt, at Goethe University, Germany.
Professor Vogl commented, “Liquid Nitrogen-based cryoablation was found to be a safe local treatment for breast cancer, with a low complication rate—in fact, none were observed in the study. We experienced a very high complete ablation rate of 100%. Overall survival, progression free survival and local tumor control were all good, especially given the very heterogenous patient population. The fact that this is a minimally invasive procedure that can be performed on an outpatient basis with excellent cosmetic results are clear advantages. We look forward to further evaluations of cryoablation especially in comparison to other treatment modalities for early, recurrent, and metastatic breast cancer.”
“While this study’s patient population is very different from our U.S. based ICE3 study and the target indication for which we have filed for regulatory approval in the U.S., the results of the study are highly valuable for ProSense® users in Europe where our system is approved for general breast cancer treatment. This higher risk patient population included patients with metastatic disease and tumors of up to 4 centimeters in diameter, as compared to our ICE3 study population with early-stage disease and tumors smaller than 2 centimeters in diameter, indicating a very different recurrence rate. Importantly, it further informs and supports the use cases of ProSense® across a broader range of breast cancer diagnoses, from newly diagnosed early-stage to metastatic and recurrent disease,” stated IceCure CEO Eyal Shamir. “We thank Dr. Vogl, his team, and University Hospital Frankfurt for their initiative in conducting this study and expanding the body of knowledge for the cryoablation of breast cancer.”
This independent study, which received no financial support from IceCure, retrospectively evaluated the efficacy and safety of liquid-nitrogen based CT-guided cryoablation with ProSense®. Patients were treated in out-patient settings with curative intention for non-metastatic patients, while patients with metastases were treated to achieve local tumor control. The patient population (n=45, with 56 tumors) with a mean age of 55.6 ± 12.5 years (range, 31.3–86.0 years) was very heterogeneous and different from IceCure’s ICE3 study population and included 11 patients with recurrent tumors and 21 patients with metastatic disease. Patients were observed at three, six, nine, and 12 months, respectively, and after the first year were followed up biannually. There were four cases of local tumor progression, representing a rate of 8.9%. There were no complications observed in any of the 56 ablations and initial complete ablation was achieved in 100% of cases.
TechandBio
4 weeks ago
“Cryoablation is a procedure that we know is safe, efficacious, cost effective and cosmetically superior to surgical removal. IceCure has improved upon the technology and developed a system optimized for breast fibroadenoma. My patients have been very happy with the short, painless procedure, and the ability to return to normal activity immediately.”
Andrew Kenler, MD, FACS