Founded in 2005 as an Imperial College London technology spin-out, Veryan Medical develops vascular devices built around the relationship between vessel geometry and blood flow. Its signature BioMimics 3D Vascular Stent System uses a patented three-dimensional nitinol helical design to recreate swirling flow in treated arteries. Veryan became part of Otsuka Medical Devices in 2018, with research and development based at its innovation centre in Galway, Ireland.
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Laminate Medical Technologies LtdFounded in 2012 by engineer Tammy Gilon and Dr. Eyal Orion, Laminate Medical Technologies develops medical devices aimed at making arteriovenous fistulas more usable for people receiving hemodialysis. Its flagship VasQ extravascular support device reinforces the fistula’s connection during maturation and is sold across the United States, Europe, Africa, Singapore and the United Kingdom. The company’s team spans Israel, Europe and the United States, with VasQ supported by CE marking and FDA clinical development.NEW YORK, NY
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
VasoMedicalSince 1995, VasoMedical has developed cardiovascular therapy and diagnostic technology, beginning with EECP systems and expanding into ambulatory monitoring and cloud-based cardiac analysis. Its current work pairs non-invasive EECP treatment with the ARCS Cloud platform, which helps high-volume ECG teams review data and produce reports. The company also owns Biox Instruments and has maintained China-based manufacturing and R&D since expanding its portfolio in 2010.PLAINVIEW, NY
Jacobs InstituteOpened in 2012, the Jacobs Institute is a nonprofit Buffalo medical innovation center created to advance vascular care by bringing clinical expertise into the development of medical technology. Its unusual setting between a university research institute and a vascular hospital lets device innovators work alongside practicing physicians, with the Idea to Reality Center supporting projects from early concepts through clinical preparation. The Institute also trains medical professionals and industry participants in a hands-on environment.BUFFALO, NY