Polyembo Closes Funding to Commercialize New Vascular Embolic Technology
Novel embolic device designed to obstruct or reduce blood flow, Funded by Strategic Investor.
"Polyembo's Scrunchy is a novel vascular embolic technology that addresses real challenges with existing products," said
Vascular embolization devices are small medical implants designed to block blood vessels to stop bleeding, devascularize tumors, occlude arteriovenous malformations, and seal aneurysms. Embolics are also used in uterine fibroid embolization, prostate artery embolization, genicular artery embolization, neurovascular embolization, and other situations where slowing or stopping blood flow is indicated.
Key challenges with embolic devices include placement accuracy, device migration, embolic efficiency, landing zone length, and the need for the hospital to stock hundreds of different diameter and length devices to treat patient areas throughout the body.
The Scrunchy is an innovative vascular embolic designed to provide simple, accurate, and stable delivery of an occlusive implant. Two Scrunchy sizes are intended to treat a wide range of vessel diameters through small 0.027 microcatheters.
"The Scrunchy occludes fast, grips the vessel wall and could significantly reduce the number of devices we need to order," continued
Polyembo is a Longmont,
For more information, contact us at [email protected] or visit www.polyembo.com
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