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Medical Devices, Technologies, Equipment

The medical device space is growing rapidly as new startups and investments from major players enter the market. Some of the most notable investors in medical devices include venture capital firms such as Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Sequoia Capital, and Accel Partners, as well as large companies such as Johnson & Johnson and Medtronic.

This influx of investment is driving innovation in the medical device space, with new devices and treatments being developed all the time. This growth is also creating opportunities for entrepreneurs, who can now launch their own medical device startups and access funding from major players.

Paragonix Technologies Announces Commercial Availability of the FDA-cleared BAROguard™ Donor Lung Preservation System Nationwide

First-of-its-kind, the novel BAROguard system combines clinically proven hypothermic preservation techniques alongside active airway management control to ensure that donor lungs maintain optimal conditions during transport for maximum protection. Equipped with built-in tracking and real-time reporting, the device provides surgeons and transplant teams with continuous data on the organ’s condition throughout transit.

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Baird Medical Devices Granted New Class III Certificate by China’s NMPA for Ceramic Thyroid Ablation Needle

“The introduction of the Ceramic Thyroid Ablation Needle signifies another breakthrough innovation in the field of microwave ablation and is a testament to our ongoing commitment to innovation and research,” said Ms. Haimei Wu, Founder and CEO of Baird Medical Devices. “We eagerly anticipate the positive impact of this technology by enhancing the patient treatment experiences and saving lives in the years to come.”

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Eagle Telemedicine Announces Eagle MedWorks Connect Modular Telemedicine Cart System

Jason Povio, CEO, Eagle Telemedicine, “Increasing access to care through telemedicine shouldn’t be constrained by cost and technology implementation barriers. To remove these obstacles, we have developed the Eagle MedWorks Connect modular telemedicine cart. Built, end-to-end, for clinical ease of use and seamless integration with existing hospital technology, the new cart solution is not only cost-effective to procure but even easier to implement, manage, and use. It is an integral part of Eagle’s suite of solutions to improve access to care, anywhere.”

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