Company Based in UT Science and Technology Park Develops Device for Treating Diabetic Foot Ulcers

Dahian Pezeshki Pishro, a medical device company based in the UT Science and Technology Park, has successfully developed a device for treating diabetic foot ulcers. According to the company’s research and development manager, the device can shorten the healing period of diabetic foot.
Dahian Pezeshki Pishro, which specializes in importing and producing medical equipment, has also marketed its six-channel ECG machine. Among the other products designed and implemented by the company are automated external defibrillators (AED) and Holter monitors. The researchers at the company have been recently working on developing a device for treating diabetic foot ulcers.
Mr. Ali Heidarnejad, Dahian’s Research and Development Manager, indicated that the device is now in the process of obtaining a license from Iran’s Ministry of Health and Medical Education. As he remarked, while it usually takes diabetic foot ulcers up to one month to heal, the device designed at Dahian can shorten this period through providing electrical stimulation to the affected area.