Spun out of Johns Hopkins and headquartered in Baltimore, Clear Guide Medical develops image-fusion and augmented-reality navigation systems for minimally invasive medical procedures. Its patented SuperPROBE platform tracks instruments directly from an ultrasound transducer, combining live ultrasound with CT or MRI guidance for procedures such as biopsies and ablations. The privately held company’s technology is supported by FDA 510(k) clearances and ISO 13485 certification.
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MediView XR, IncCleveland-based MediView XR develops augmented-reality visualization and navigation systems that give clinicians a real-time, three-dimensional view of patient anatomy during image-guided procedures. Its platform fuses CT data with live ultrasound and supports remote collaboration, while its FDA-cleared XR90 has already been used clinically for minimally invasive navigation. The company grew from Cleveland Clinic-developed intellectual property and works with partners including GE HealthCare and Microsoft.CLEVELAND, OH
Clear Image TechnologyClear Image Technology develops direct-visualization medical imaging systems, including the portable C Scope® 2.2mm single-use arthroscope, from its base in Westlake, Ohio. The company says more than 10 years of work in medical imaging led to its modular hardware and software platform, designed to give physicians real-time views during diagnosis and treatment. Its systems are aimed at making needle arthroscopy more accessible across offices, procedure rooms, surgery centers, and operating rooms.WESTLAKE, OH
LIVMedLIVMed is a Baltimore medical-technology company whose team brings together robotics researchers, AI specialists, medical-device entrepreneurs, and ophthalmology experts. It develops an AI-guided robotic platform for ophthalmic microsurgery, drawing on a decade of research at Johns Hopkins University to help surgeons perform procedures with real-time guidance and precise control.BALTIMORE, MD
CoapTechBaltimore medical device company CoapTech develops the patented PUMA Platform and makes the FDA-cleared PUMA-G System, a procedural kit for placing gastrostomy tubes with point-of-care ultrasound. Invented by Dr. Steven Tropello, the system brings percutaneous ultrasound gastrostomy to the bedside, including intensive-care and interventional-radiology settings, using real-time imaging rather than endoscopy or ionizing radiation. CoapTech is also pursuing additional applications for its platform and provides training for clinical teams adopting the procedure.BALTIMORE, MD