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| 14.05.2021 | EW Healthc... | ewhealthca... |
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| 14.07.2020 | Cardiva Medical Announces $45 Million Financing Led by EW Healthcare Partners | Jul 14 2020 Robert S. White Joins Board of Directors SANTA CLARA, California (GLOBE NEWSWIRE)—Cardiva Medical, Inc, an innovator in the field of vascular closure, today announced the completion of a $45 million equity financing round. The... |
| 02.07.2020 | MiMedx Announces Concurrent $150 Million Private Equity and Debt Financings | Jul 02 2020 Equity Financing Led by EW Healthcare Partners and Debt Financing Provided by Hayfin Capital Management. EW Healthcare Partners Managing Director and Co-Founder Martin Sutter and Former Medtronic Chairman and CEO William Hawkin... |
| 27.08.2013 | Shock absorbers for the human body? Implant could help active patients avoid total knee replacements longer | This is a platform technology (you guessed it), and Moximed is at work to apply the unloading concept to other joints, President and CEO Kevin Sidow said. The company will begin seeking capital for a Series C round over the next few months.... |
| 04.01.2012 | Essex Woodlands Announces Strategic Partnership with Smith & Nephew to Fund Spinout of Biologics and Clinical Therapies Division, Creating Leading Orthopedic Biologics Company | Jan 04 2012 HOUSTON, Texas – Essex Woodlands (www.ewhv.com), a global healthcare growth equity and venture capital firm, announced today a strategic partnership with Smith & Nephew (http://global.smith-nephew.com/master/6600.html), the... |
| 27.03.2010 | CareFusion sues Medtronic for spine product monopoly | Medical technology company CareFusion Corp.–spun out by Ohio’s Cardinal Health late last summer–has sued Medtronic Inc., accusing the Fridley, Minn., medical device giant of monopolistic and predatory practices in the market for products to... |
| 05.12.2006 | Kyphon to buy St. Francis for $525M, boosting struggling venture firm USVP | Updated St. Francis Medical Technologies, of Sunnyvale, a company that treats spinal injuries, will be acquired Kyphon of Sunnyvale, for as much as $725 million, the companies said. This must be especially welcome for Silicon Valley venture... |
| - | Shock absorbers for the human body? Implant could help active patients avoid total knee replacements longer | Think shock absorbers for the human body. Moximed could help active and young patients who have osteoarthritis prolong the amount of time before total knee replacement. The Heyward, Calif.-based company’s Kinespring Knee Implant System is a... |
| - | CareFusion sues Medtronic for spine product monopoly | Medical technology company CareFusion Corp.–spun out by Ohio’s Cardinal Health late last summer–has sued Medtronic Inc., accusing the Fridley, Minn., medical device giant of monopolistic and predatory practices in the market for products to... |