Advancing Concussion
Therapy, On and Off the Field
TecTraum Inc. has designed and developed the world’s first-ever medical device treatment for concussions, potentially reducing the effects of brain injury. Designated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration as a Breakthrough Device, pro2cool® offers the potential for clinically significant improvements for patients that have suffered a mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI, or concussion) in a low-risk, easy-to-use, point-of-care delivery system.
Functional
pro2cool® is a small, easy-to-use and portable system that can accompany any athletic team, yet precise enough for any emergency room, doctor’s office, and school facility. The goal of creating this product was to develop a safe, effective, efficient, and easy-to-use medical device that could be deployed in almost any setting.
Clinical Efficacy
The pro2cool® device leverages hypothermic therapy (“cold therapy”), which has been shown to have clinical efficacy in a variety of cardiovascular injuries, including cardiac arrest and myocardial infarction (heart attack). Researchers investigating the pro2cool™ device have observed significant improvements in clinical outcomes through the cooling of the brain within eight days of the concussion.
Non-Invasive
pro2cool® is non-invasive and simple to use, delivering precise amounts of cooling therapy. With few moving parts, the device can be assembled in minutes and put to work immediately upon on the concussed patient, or within eight days of the injury.
My Concussion Story
Ali Krieger
Mitchell Schwartz

— Sam Williams and Justin Fargas, former NFL football players
pro2cool® is a class 2 medical device that received FDA Breakthrough Device designation in June 2021 and is currently in clinical trials with an anticipated completion of a multi-site clinical trial in October 2021, and planned submission of data to FDA for consideration of market clearance in April 2022. TecTraum anticipates a commercial launch of the pro2cool® system for treatment of concussions in early 2022.