Iatri Devices is a privately held medical catheter technology company developing and commercializing catheter-based solutions for interventional critical limb ischemia and chronic limb-threatening ischemia limb-salvage revascularizations. Its BOSScsc® Crossing Support Catheter platform is designed for guidewire support and access of the peripheral vasculature, including challenging, heavily calcified peripheral lesions.
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Cagent VascularCagent Vascular develops endovascular medical devices for peripheral artery disease, centered on its Serranator balloon catheters and Serration Remodeling Therapy. Co-founded by vascular surgeon Peter Schneider and inventor Robert Giasolli, the Wayne, Pennsylvania company uses focused point force rather than conventional circumferential stretching to open arteries at low pressure. Its platform includes a purpose-built catheter for difficult pedal and critical limb-threatening ischemia cases, alongside technologies still in development.WAYNE, PA
ThrombolexBuilt around physician Riyaz Bashir’s BASHIR™ platform, Thrombolex makes endovascular catheters that combine mechanical clot fragmentation with targeted thrombolytic delivery for arterial and venous thromboembolic conditions. The New Britain, Pennsylvania medical-device manufacturer markets multiple FDA-cleared devices, including catheters with expandable infusion baskets designed to restore blood flow in peripheral and pulmonary vessels. Its leadership and clinical programs draw on more than 100 years of combined experience and partnerships across the medical field.NEW BRITAIN, PA
Medical Components, IncFounded in 1978 to make vascular access catheters for acute hemodialysis, Medical Components, Inc. now develops and manufactures devices used in dialysis and interventional medicine. The privately held company has grown from its early Tesio, Split Cath and Duo-Flow designs to more than 70 product lines and thousands of products, supported by in-house biomedical, mechanical and electrical engineers. Its manufacturing and quality systems are certified to ISO 13485 and MDSAP standards.HARLEYSVILLE, PA
NeuRx MedicalNeuRx Medical is developing the NeuRx Sweeper™, a low-profile adjunct catheter designed to remove organized, adherent clot during thrombectomy for deep-vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism. Founded by medical-device commercialization executive Timothy Clark, the company uses a radially expanding nitinol capture node to apply mechanical traction where aspiration alone can leave residual thrombus. The investigational device has completed bench and animal feasibility testing, while NeuRx advances it toward FDA 510(k) clearance.