BWtek Medical published a 2025 systematic review examining randomized trials of photobiomodulation for incomplete spinal cord and peripheral nerve injuries.
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A 2025 systematic review looked at randomized trials of photobiomodulation for incomplete spinal cord and peripheral nerve injuries. The field is still developing, but i…
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BWtek Medical
Specializing in the design, development, and manufacturing of medical devices. ISO 13485 and GMP compliant
- Industry
- Medical Equipment Manufacturing
- Location
- Newark, US
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About BWtek Medical
BWtek Medical designs, develops, and manufactures photonic-based medical devices under GMP/ISO13485/FDA standards. Since 1997, we’ve collaborated with top institutions to develop laser therapies, 3D bio-printers, and optical spectroscopic instruments. We support academic and start-up partners with engineering, clinical trials, FDA compliance, and commercialization. We have an experienced staff that has taken hundreds of products from idea to market. Whether you are looking to outsource unique components or looking for a complete partner from concept through manufacturing, we can help.
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BWtek Medical developed a custom surgical laser designed to activate a drug during a procedure, including support through IEC/EN requirements and medical CE marking.
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BWtek Medical published a 2025 randomized controlled trial studying 790 nm photobiomodulation for knee osteoarthritis, showing improvements in pain, stiffness, and function compared with sham and control groups.
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