Key Highlights
- The Pivotal trial surpassed 230 patients by early October.
- The primary analysis target is 300 participants.
- A feature to detect acute ischaemic stroke will be validated within the trial.
- Stage 1 of the First Responder study met its objectives.
EMVision Medical Devices Ltd (ASX:EMV) released its Appendix 4C and quarterly activities report for the period ended 30 September 2026 on 26 October 2026.
Pivotal trial
By early October the Pivotal (Validation) trial surpassed 230 patients across training and primary analysis cohorts, with most contributing toward the 300-participant primary analysis target.
New feature
EMVision is adding a feature to its emu device to detect acute ischaemic stroke. The company has defined its function and required accuracy and will validate it in the existing trial using data already being collected. It will seek FDA feedback on the approach in the coming months, and if successful emu would offer the capability from its first FDA-cleared release.
Clinical engagement
Mayo Clinic Florida presented early clinical experience with emu at a stroke review, highlighting compatibility with a busy emergency department. Stage 1 of the First Responder Mobile Stroke Unit Study met its usability and workflow objectives, adding to an earlier Royal Flying Doctor Service study.
Company and clinical program
EMVision is an Australian medical technology company developing portable, non-ionising brain scanners: the bedside emu device and an ultra-lightweight pre-hospital First Responder device. The first indication is acute stroke, with traumatic brain injury as a second planned indication, and the company said diagnosis today requires hospital-based CT or MRI. The emu pivotal study supports an FDA De Novo clearance, with acute ischaemia detection added to the protocol and FDA engagement targeted for late calendar 2026 or early 2027.
Why This Could Matter
Trial enrolment relative to the 300-participant target indicates how far the pivotal study has progressed toward its analysis.
Summing Up
EMVision (ASX:EMV) reported over 230 pivotal-trial patients and a planned stroke detection feature.






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