Therapeutic Ultrasound
Restoring brain function in Alzheimer's disease

Unmet need
The technology overcomes the limitation of current therapies that target a single mechanism of action

Market driver
A global ageing population will see 150 million people living with dementia by 2050

Market opportunity
Recent drug approvals fuelling growth that is forecast to reach $13.7B by 2030

UltraThera system
Therapeutic ultrasound, non-invasive, portable ISO13485 clinical research platform

Multimodal therapy
Removes toxic amyloid, toxic tau and restores memory and other brain functions

Preclinical data
Extensive preclinical data indicates clearance of pathological amyloid and tau protein aggregation and restoration of memory

IP and novel technology
Issued patents in the US and AU, pending EU and CA. Several PCT and provisional applications

Phase I trial
Safety and tolerability of low frequency ultrasound neuromodulation in Alzheimer's

Partnerships
In collaboration with The University of Queensland, UnIQuest, and key Medtech partners
UltraThera Team


Professor Peter Nestor
Cognitive Neurologist & Clinical Investigator

Dr Rachel de las Heras
Founder & COO

Dr Gerhard Leinanga
Neuroscientist & Co-Inventor

Dr Anthony Raphael
Business Development Officer
