A Greensboro medical device company has patented a biopsy platform with a needle it says will offer physicians a more thorough, accurate and efficient tissue sampling and retrieval method.
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Twenty-eight investors contributed to the round, which is capped at around $4 million, with roughly $1.5 million remaining to be sold. The filing did not indicate the company’s use of proceeds.
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URO-1, a medical device startup company in Winston-Salem, has received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to begin marketing its treatment for an overactive bladder.
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