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Inari Medical, Inc. is a commercial-stage medical device company headquartered in Irvine, California, that specializes in developing innovative products for patients with venous diseases. Founded in 2011, the company focuses on treating venous thromboembolism through its advanced catheter-based mechanical thrombectomy devices. The ClotTriever system is designed for the safe and effective removal of large blood clots from peripheral blood vessels, specifically targeting deep vein thrombosis. The FlowTriever system addresses pulmonary embolism by removing clots from the pulmonary arteries. Both devices are FDA-cleared and aim to improve the quality of life for patients by eliminating the need for thrombolytic drugs. Inari Medical primarily generates its revenue from the United States, while also engaging in international markets.

NICO Corporation specializes in the design and development of medical devices for minimally invasive neurosurgery and corridor surgical procedures, such as cranial, ENT, spinal, and otolaryngology surgeries. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana, the company offers a range of innovative products, including the BrainPath for accessing subcortical brain lesions, the Myriad system for neuro and spinal tissue resection, and the TRIOwand for fluid management during surgery. Additionally, NICO provides a Tissue Preservation System for capturing and preserving tissues and a Fluid System for controlled irrigation at the surgical site. These products are distributed to physicians and hospitals across North America, the Middle East, and Oceania, aiming to enhance surgical outcomes and minimize invasiveness for patients.

Vertos Medical Inc. is a medical device company specializing in minimally invasive treatments for lumbar spinal stenosis (LSS). Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Aliso Viejo, California, the company has developed the mild device, which provides an outpatient, fluoroscopically guided treatment for LSS without the need for implants. This innovative approach allows physicians to perform lumbar decompression procedures under local anesthesia, helping to restore space in the spinal canal, alleviate pressure on nerves, and enhance patient mobility. Vertos Medical's commitment to advancing spinal care is reflected in its focus on delivering effective solutions for common spinal diseases.

Care.ai is an AI-powered ambient monitoring platform that provides real-time behavioral data for healthcare organizations. Founded in 2018 and based in Orlando, Florida, the company utilizes AI-enabled edge sensors to continuously monitor clinical and operational workflows. This technology detects, infers, and predicts patient behaviors and adverse events, empowering healthcare staff to deliver personalized care. By generating real-time insights, Care.ai helps improve quality, safety, and compliance while optimizing the clinical workforce. The platform aims to enhance the overall patient and provider experience, ultimately fostering a more human-centered approach to care.

Molli is a manufacturer of Molli localization device which eases the removal of lesions in lumpectomy.

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Serf is a manufacturer and distributor of surgical orthopedic implants, focusing on solutions for the hip, knee, and extremities. The company develops a range of orthopedic implants, including those for foot and dental applications, as well as specialized products like dual mobility and unicompartmental prostheses. By providing these advanced medical supplies, Serf aims to enhance patient care and support healthcare providers in delivering effective treatments for joint replacements and related orthopedic needs.

Cerus Endovascular Ltd specializes in designing and developing interventional neuroradiology devices aimed at the minimally invasive treatment of neurovascular diseases, with a primary focus on intracranial aneurysms. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Oxford, United Kingdom, with an additional location in Fremont, California, the company has created the e-clipse device, an aneurysm occlusive tool. This device offers a novel alternative to existing treatment methods, including surgical clipping, metal coils, and liquid embolics. Cerus Endovascular's products cater to a variety of aneurysm morphologies and are particularly beneficial for treating hemorrhagic strokes, enabling interventional neuroradiologists to effectively address complex cases in a less invasive manner.

Vocera Communications, Inc. specializes in providing secure and integrated communication and workflow solutions tailored for mobile workers across various sectors, including healthcare, hospitality, retail, energy, and education. The company’s offerings enhance communication and operational efficiency by integrating with existing clinical systems, such as electronic health records and nurse call systems. Vocera's product suite includes the Vocera Communication and Workflow System, which connects various communication devices, including hands-free and voice-controlled options, and the Vocera Care Experience software, designed to improve patient care quality and streamline manual tasks. Additionally, Vocera operates the Experience Innovation Network, collaborating with healthcare organizations to develop innovative solutions that improve patient and care team experiences. The company, founded in 2000 and headquartered in San Jose, California, serves approximately 1,700 healthcare facilities globally, including hospitals and clinics, and distributes its products through direct sales, resellers, and distributors.

Gauss Surgical, Inc. specializes in real-time blood monitoring solutions that enhance clinical decision-making in the healthcare sector. The company has developed a vision-based platform that provides accurate estimations of blood loss, facilitating timely transfusion decisions and improving patient outcomes. Its flagship product, Triton, is utilized in obstetrics to aid in the early detection of postpartum hemorrhage and offers objective metrics for assessing blood loss. Additionally, Gauss Surgical offers Triton OR, designed for operating rooms to measure blood loss from surgical sponges and suction canisters, and Triton L&D, which focuses on vaginal delivery and postpartum care. Founded in 2011, Gauss Surgical operates from its headquarters in Menlo Park, California.

OrthoSensor, Inc. is a medical device company based in Dania Beach, Florida, focused on developing orthopedic devices that incorporate advanced sensor technology. The company's flagship product, VERASENSE, is a disposable instrument designed for total knee arthroplasty, providing real-time evidence-based data to surgeons during surgery to aid in soft tissue balancing and implant positioning. Additionally, OrthoSensor offers OrthoLogIQ, a cloud-based data collection system that integrates data from the VERASENSE device with patient demographics and outcomes. The company aims to enhance patient outcomes and reduce treatment costs for musculoskeletal diseases through its innovative products and services. Founded in 2007, OrthoSensor also engages in training and education, as well as clinical and bioengineering research, and markets its solutions through a network of sales representatives across the United States.

Wright Medical Group is an international medical device company headquartered in Arlington, Tennessee, specializing in extremities and biologics. Established in 1950, the company develops and manufactures a range of products aimed at improving the quality of life for patients globally. Its offerings include surgical solutions for both upper extremities, such as shoulder, elbow, wrist, and hand, and lower extremities, including foot and ankle. The product line consists of joint implants, bone fixation devices, tissue matrices, synthetic cartilage, and modular systems, all designed to assist clinicians in alleviating pain and restoring functionality for patients with damaged or diseased bones. Wright Medical Group is committed to providing innovative solutions that support surgeons and enhance patient outcomes.

Mobius Imaging, LLC is a medical devices company headquartered in Shirley, Massachusetts, specializing in the development and manufacture of advanced healthcare imaging equipment. Founded in 2008, the company is known for its Airo Mobile TruCT, a portable imaging technology system designed to enhance clinical procedures in various fields, including spine and brain surgery, orthopedic surgery, surgical navigation, emergency departments, and radiation oncology. This innovative scanner provides healthcare practitioners with clear imaging, enabling accurate diagnoses and optimal treatment plans for patients, ultimately contributing to faster recovery times. As of October 2019, Mobius Imaging operates as a subsidiary of Stryker Corporation.

OrthoSpace Ltd. is an Israeli company specializing in the development and commercialization of biodegradable balloon systems designed to treat rotator cuff syndrome. Founded in 2009 and based in Caesarea, the company focuses on creating innovative solutions that aim to alleviate pain and enhance patients' range of motion while preserving their bone and joint structures. Its flagship product, InSpace™, has received the CE mark and is marketed in Europe, providing a non-invasive option for patients suffering from rotator cuff injuries. The balloon system mimics the function of the original bursa, acting as a spacer between the acromion and the humeral head to facilitate smooth movement and reduce friction during shoulder motion. As of 2019, OrthoSpace operates as a subsidiary of Stryker Corporation.

Arrinex, Inc. is a medical device company based in Redwood City, California, focused on developing innovative treatments for patients with refractory chronic rhinitis. Established in 2013, the company specializes in a cryotherapy device that employs a handheld disposable tool with a cryoballoon to deliver cryogen for tissue ablation. This technology aims to provide effective treatment for chronic rhinitis, allowing for improved tissue healing in affected patients. As of early 2019, Arrinex operates as a subsidiary of Stryker Corporation and benefits from its resources and expertise while remaining a privately funded entity in Silicon Valley.

HyperBranch Medical Technology, Inc. is a medical device company focused on developing and marketing innovative products for traumatic and surgically induced wounds. Its flagship product, OcuSeal, is a liquid ocular bandage that provides an immediate protective barrier for the eye by covering openings on its surface. The company also produces Adherus Dural Sealant, which assists in dural repair during cranial and spinal surgeries, including treatments for intracranial aneurysms and tumors. Additionally, HyperBranch offers Adherus Hernia Mesh Fixation, a device designed to replace traditional methods such as tacks and sutures in hernia repair procedures. The company's biosurgical devices aim to enhance patient recovery by reducing complications during surgery.

Invuity, Inc. is a medical technology company based in San Francisco, California, focused on developing and marketing advanced surgical devices in the United States and Asia. Utilizing its intelligent photonics technology platform, Invuity creates both single-use and reusable illuminated surgical devices that enhance visualization during surgical procedures. The company's product lineup includes various illuminated retractors and handheld illuminators designed for a range of specialties, such as breast, orthopedic, gynecological, and spinal surgeries. Notable offerings include the Eikon LT illuminated retractor system, Eiberg illuminated retractors, and the PhotonBlade and PhotonSaber series, which provide targeted illumination to improve surgical outcomes. Invuity sells its devices through direct sales representatives, independent agents, and directly to hospitals and surgeons, as well as to third-party medical device manufacturers. Previously known as Spotlight Surgical, Inc., Invuity was founded in 2004 and operates as a subsidiary of Stryker Corporation.

K2M, Inc. is a global medical device company based in Leesburg, Virginia, specializing in the research, development, and commercialization of innovative solutions for spinal pathologies. Founded in 2004, K2M focuses on designing products used in complex spine surgeries, including deformity correction systems, spinal stabilization systems, and minimally invasive techniques. Its offerings cater to a range of spinal conditions, including scoliosis, trauma, and tumors, and encompass a variety of implants, disposables, and instruments primarily sold to hospitals for use by spine surgeons. K2M also invests in the development of new technologies to address unmet clinical needs in the spine sector, with a product portfolio that includes advanced systems for motion preservation and bone regeneration. The company operates in the United States and 28 other countries, continuously aiming to enhance the well-being of patients suffering from spinal disorders. K2M is a subsidiary of Stryker Corporation.

SafeAir AG, based in Root Längenbold, Switzerland, specializes in the design, development, and manufacturing of surgical smoke evacuation solutions. Founded in 2010, the company offers a comprehensive Smoke Evacuation System that includes the innovative SafeAir Smoke Pencil, which features an integrated smoke evacuation function, and the powerful yet quiet SafeAir Smoke Evacuator. These products are designed to reduce hazards associated with surgical smoke, thereby enhancing safety for both staff and patients during surgical procedures. SafeAir's adjustable product features and accessories cater to a variety of surgical needs. The company's products are distributed through Kebomed Europe and other exclusive partners, and the SafeAir Smoke Pencils are also available in ProcedurePak® trays by Mönlycke Health Care.

Hygia Health Services, Inc. is a third-party reprocessor of non-critical and semi-critical single-use medical devices based in Birmingham, Alabama. Established in 1999, the company specializes in reprocessing a wide range of medical products, including air transfer mattresses, ECG leads, stethoscopes, and various sensors. By reprocessing these devices, Hygia Health Services enables healthcare institutions to significantly reduce costs and minimize waste associated with single-use items. The company serves hospitals and other healthcare facilities across the United States, contributing to both economic savings and environmental sustainability. Since May 2018, Hygia Health Services has operated as a subsidiary of Stryker Corporation.

Entellus Medical, operating as Stryker ENT, specializes in developing innovative solutions for the minimally invasive treatment of chronic sinusitis, eustachian tube dysfunction, and nasal airway obstruction. The company offers a range of products, including the XprESS ENT dilation system and the customizable XprESS LoProfile for balloon dilation procedures. Their portfolio also features the LATERA absorbable nasal implant, which supports cartilage structures, as well as various surgical instruments and imaging solutions tailored for ear, nose, and throat specialists. By focusing on less invasive techniques, Entellus Medical aims to improve patient outcomes, reduce recovery times, and minimize complications such as pain and bleeding. The company's approach includes the FinESS Sinus Treatment, which remodels sinus passages using a micro endoscope and balloon catheter, allowing for procedures that can be performed under local anesthesia. Founded in 2006 and based in Plymouth, Minnesota, Entellus Medical operates as a subsidiary of Stryker Corporation, emphasizing collaboration with healthcare professionals to address unmet needs in the ENT field.

Scopis GmbH, founded in 2010 as a joint spin-off of Charité University Clinic Berlin and Fraunhofer IPK, specializes in developing and manufacturing navigation systems for minimally invasive surgeries, particularly in the fields of ENT, spine, cranio-maxillofacial, and neurosurgery. The company offers a range of products, including the Scopis TGS for navigated functional endoscopic sinus surgery and the Hybrid Navigation System, which integrates with endoscopic towers to provide high-definition documentation. Scopis also produces various EM instruments, such as precision pointers, malleable suction tubes, and tracking devices. Additionally, the company provides planning software that facilitates the surgical process by allowing users to create and execute plans in the operating theater. Scopis operates a worldwide distribution network and is based in Berlin, Germany, as a subsidiary of Stryker Corporation.

VEXIM specializes in the development and sale of vertebral compression fracture (VCF) solutions. The company's flagship product is the SpineJack® system, a mechanical expandable VCF implant for fracture reduction and stabilization. The VEXIM portfolio is highly complementary to the Interventional Spine (IVS) business of Stryker's Instruments division whose key products include an extensive and innovative portfolio for vertebral augmentation, vertebroplasty, and radiofrequency ablation procedures, along with a diagnostic tool and decompression treatment advances for contained disc herniations. Vexim was created in February 2006 and is headquartered in Balma, France.

Novadaq Technologies Inc. is a medical technology company that specializes in the development and commercialization of fluorescence imaging products and therapeutic devices for surgical applications. The company’s flagship product, the SPY Elite system, allows surgeons to visualize microvascular blood flow and tissue perfusion during complex procedures, including breast reconstruction and cardiothoracic surgery. In addition to SPY Elite, Novadaq offers the PINPOINT endoscopic fluorescence imaging system and the LUNA fluorescence angiography system, which provide real-time insights into tissue health. The company also produces Dermacell, a regenerative human tissue matrix used in various surgical treatments. Headquartered in Mississauga, Canada, Novadaq operates a manufacturing facility in Richmond, British Columbia, and has formed strategic alliances with multiple healthcare organizations to enhance its product offerings. Founded in 2000, Novadaq Technologies has established itself as a leader in surgical imaging technology, aimed at improving patient outcomes and optimizing surgical procedures. As of September 2017, it operates as a subsidiary of Stryker Corporation.

Cactus LLC is a manufacturer specializing in waste management solutions, particularly for the pharmaceutical industry. The company produces products such as the Smart Sink and the Pharma Lock systems, which are designed to facilitate the safe and efficient disposal of controlled substances and other waste. By providing these waste management mechanisms, Cactus LLC aims to support pharmaceutical companies in managing their waste responsibly, thereby contributing to environmental safety and compliance with regulatory standards.

Instratek is a medical company that specializes in developing minimally invasive endoscopic instruments and surgical techniques for extremity surgery. Its product portfolio includes innovative solutions for hand surgery, such as endoscopic carpal tunnel release instruments and carpometacarpal joint fixation systems, as well as foot and ankle surgery products like titanium screw systems and endoscopic plantar fasciotomy systems. The company also offers specialized instruments for various surgical procedures, including hammertoe implants and soft tissue recession instrumentation. Founded in 1991 and headquartered in Houston, Texas, Instratek operates as a subsidiary of Restore Surgical since May 30, 2014.

Ivy Sports Medicine, established in February 2011, specializes in the manufacturing of medical implants designed for the repair of damaged menisci. The company acquired assets from ReGen Biologics in June 2011, which included a production facility and experienced personnel dedicated to the Collagen Meniscus Implant (CMI). Ivy Sports Medicine focuses on developing simple, comprehensive, and data-driven therapies aimed at enhancing the ability of sports medicine surgeons to restore patient mobility. By collaborating with practitioners, the company strives to deliver cost-effective and innovative solutions that meet the evolving needs of patients and healthcare professionals in the sports medicine field.

Stanmore Implants Worldwide is an innovative orthopaedic company based in London, UK, specializing in the design and manufacture of bespoke and modular implants for limb-sparing and complex joint replacement procedures. Founded in 1948, the company is recognized for its portfolio of successful orthopaedic implants, including a custom implant service that addresses individual patient needs. Stanmore Implants has also developed advanced technologies, such as ITAP for attaching prosthetics to the skeletons of amputees, and acquired robotic bone preparation technology through its purchase of Acrobot, a firm focused on computer-assisted orthopaedic surgery. In April 2016, Stanmore Implants was acquired by Stryker, further enhancing its capabilities in the orthopaedic market.

SafeWire is a company that specializes in the development of minimally invasive surgical instruments, particularly for spine procedures. Its flagship product, the Y-Wire, incorporates a patented feature aimed at reducing risks associated with wire-based complications, including unintended wire advancement through bone, accidental pullout, kinking, and wire migration. SafeWire focuses on designing, developing, and marketing medical devices that enhance the safety and efficacy of minimally invasive surgeries.

Physio-Control, Inc. specializes in emergency medical response products and services, with a strong reputation for its LIFEPAK defibrillators, which are widely recognized by first responders and healthcare professionals. The company focuses on developing advanced technologies and designing high-quality devices that meet the needs of both clinical care providers and everyday citizens. In addition to defibrillators, Physio-Control offers chest compression systems and cloud-based data management solutions, establishing itself as a leader in the industry. Its commitment to customer-driven product development has set a benchmark for quality and reliability in emergency medical equipment.

Synergetics USA, Inc. is a medical device company headquartered in O'Fallon, Missouri, specializing in precision surgical devices and equipment primarily for the ophthalmology and neurosurgery markets. The company offers around 1,000 products, including disposable and reusable devices, surgical equipment, and procedural kits that utilize various energy modalities, such as laser, ultrasonic, and radio frequency energy. Notable products include the VersaVIT 2.0 vitrectomy system, procedural packs under the VersaPACK and Core Essentials brands, fiberoptic endoilluminators, and endolaser probes. Additionally, Synergetics USA provides illumination equipment and laser systems tailored for the U.S. market. Its products are sold directly as well as through distributors and independent sales representatives, targeting end-users in hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and surgical offices. The company has been in operation since 1991 and functions as a subsidiary of Valeant Pharmaceuticals International.

Sage Products LLC is a manufacturer of disposable health and personal care products aimed at enhancing patient outcomes and safety, particularly in intensive care settings. Founded in 1971 and based in Cary, Illinois, with additional offices in Canada and Europe, the company specializes in a range of products that focus on infection prevention, skin injury prevention, and incontinence care. Their offerings include urine management systems, pre-operative prepping solutions, oral hygiene products for both ventilated and non-ventilated patients, and various skin care and positioning systems. Sage Products also addresses challenges related to basin elimination and provides rinse-free bathing solutions. As a subsidiary of Stryker Corporation, Sage Products emphasizes innovation and prevention to improve healthcare efficiency and outcomes for patients and clinicians alike.

Muka Metal is a manufacturer specializing in hospital furniture and accessories. The company produces a range of products, including hospital beds, stretchers, and various types of patient room furniture. In addition to medical furniture, Muka Metal also manufactures office furniture and chairs, catering to diverse needs within healthcare and administrative settings. The company is committed to providing high-quality products that support patient care and enhance the functionality of medical environments.

CoAlign Innovations Inc. is a medical device company specializing in spinal fusion technology. Founded in 2007 and acquired by Stryker Spine in 2014, it developed the AccuLIF system, which features the first expandable interbody implant designed for lower lumbar spine procedures. This innovative system employs hydraulic expansion technology and a locking mechanism, allowing for a low-profile implant that can be accurately fitted and placed in various lumbar spinal fusion surgeries. CoAlign focuses on providing a less invasive and anatomically correct solution for patients requiring spinal interventions.

CHG Hospital Beds, Inc. specializes in the manufacturing and sale of hospital beds and related accessories, focusing on acute care markets in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, and internationally. Founded in 2003 and based in London, Canada, the company produces low-height hospital beds designed to minimize the risk of patient falls, thereby enhancing safety in healthcare settings. In addition to hospital beds, CHG also offers various bed accessories and bedroom suites. As of January 2015, CHG Hospital Beds operates as a subsidiary of Stryker Corporation, expanding its reach and capabilities in the healthcare industry.

Small Bone Innovations (SBi) is a medical device company specializing in the design, manufacture, and distribution of implants tailored for small bones and joints. Their product portfolio focuses on trauma and arthroplasty applications, catering specifically to the thumb, hand, wrist, elbow, foot, and ankle regions. SBi's offerings include basal joint arthritis treatments and implants designed to replace anatomic joint surfaces while preserving bones and minimizing disruption to collateral ligaments and soft tissues.

Pivot Medical is a privately held medical device company that specializes in developing and marketing innovative technologies for the orthopedic market. The company focuses on creating minimally invasive hip-replacement devices and advancing arthroscopic surgery techniques. Its products are designed to enhance surgical access and reduce recovery times for patients. Pivot Medical aims to address the needs of active individuals seeking effective treatment options while minimizing the impact of surgery on their daily lives.

Berchtold GmbH & Co. KG is a manufacturer and distributor specializing in surgical equipment, focusing on the research, development, manufacture, and installation of products for surgical operating room applications. Established in 1922 and headquartered in Tuttlingen, Germany, the company operates through various subsidiaries located in countries such as the United States, Brazil, China, France, India, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Spain, and the United Kingdom, serving customers on a global scale.

Patient Safety Technologies, Inc., through its subsidiary, SurgiCount Medical, Inc., engages in the development, marketing, and sale of products; and the provision of services in the medical patient safety markets in the United States. The company offers Safety-Sponge System, an integrated counting and documentation system that prevents surgical sponges and towels from being unintentionally left in patients after surgical procedures by allowing for accounting of these individual items prior to the patient being closed. The SurgiCount Safety-Sponge System is a patented system of bar-coded surgical sponges, SurgiCounter scanners, and SurgiCount360 software applications. Patient Safety Technologies sells its Safety-Sponge systems to acute care hospitals directly, as well as through its distribution partners. The company was formerly known as Franklin Capital Corporation and changed its name to Patient Safety Technologies, Inc. in April 2005. Patient Safety Technologies, Inc. was founded in 1959 and is headquartered in Irvine, California.

ActiViews, founded in 2006 by Pinchas Gilboa, specializes in the development and manufacturing of advanced medical and surgical devices. The company focuses on creating a guidance system specifically designed for interventional radiology procedures, with a primary application in biopsy diagnosis. Under the leadership of CEO Yuval Zuk, a seasoned professional with a background in medical technology, ActiViews is currently making significant progress in refining its guiding system. The company is in the process of relocating to new facilities in Tirat Hacarmel to support its development efforts.

Mako Surgical is a medical device company based in Florida, specializing in advanced robotic arm solutions and orthopedic implants for minimally invasive procedures, particularly in knee and hip surgeries. The company’s flagship offering, MAKOplasty, is a restorative surgical solution designed to assist orthopedic surgeons in treating early to mid-stage osteoarthritic conditions in patients. Mako Surgical's robotic arm interactive orthopedic system (RIO) features a tactile robotic arm and an integrated bone cutting instrument, providing pre-operative and intra-operative guidance to enhance surgical precision. This technology facilitates tissue-sparing bone removal and accurate implant insertion and alignment, ultimately improving patient outcomes. Founded in 2004, Mako Surgical has gained recognition in the medical technology field, having been named the fastest growing technology company by Deloitte and receiving multiple awards for customer excellence and innovation.

Surpass Medical specializes in the development and commercialization of advanced medical devices aimed at treating brain aneurysms. The company focuses on next-generation flow diversion technology, utilizing a unique mesh design and delivery system. This innovative approach enhances the efficacy of treatment options for patients suffering from this serious condition. Through its commitment to improving patient outcomes, Surpass Medical is positioned as a key player in the medical technology sector.

Patton Surgical Corporation, founded in 2003 and based in Austin, Texas, specializes in the development and supply of surgical instrumentation specifically designed for laparoscopic procedures. The company focuses on creating innovative surgical implements that cater to the needs of laparoscopic surgeons globally. In 2012, Patton Surgical was acquired by Stryker Endoscopy, further enhancing its capabilities and reach within the medical device industry.

Concentric Medical, based in Mountain View, California, is a medical device company dedicated to creating minimally invasive technologies for the neurovascular system. The firm specializes in developing endovascular devices aimed at revascularizing patients who have suffered ischemic strokes. Its product line includes devices designed to restore blood flow by effectively removing blood clots from the brain's vasculature, as well as Merci microcatheters that facilitate navigation through the vascular system to reach the affected areas.

Memometal Technologies specializes in the design, development, manufacturing, and marketing of surgical implants for orthopedic procedures. The company focuses on creating implants made from shape memory alloys, which are specifically tailored for surgeries involving the foot, ankle, hand, and wrist. By leveraging advanced materials, Memometal Technologies aims to enhance the performance and effectiveness of orthopedic surgery, providing innovative solutions for medical professionals and patients alike.

Orthovita is a company based in Malvern, Pennsylvania, specializing in the development and marketing of orthobiologic and biosurgery products. Its product offerings include medical implants designed for the fusion, regeneration, and fixation of human bones, alongside a biosurgery platform that provides solutions for controlling intra-operative bleeding, also referred to as hemostasis. Orthovita distributes its products directly and through a network of non-stocking distributors and independent sales agents in the United States, as well as through independent stocking distributors in international markets. The company has established strategic partnerships with various organizations to enhance its product offerings and market reach. Founded in 1992, Orthovita continues to be a key player in the spine and orthopedic biosurgery sectors.

Porex is a leading manufacturer of porous plastic products, specializing in applications for healthcare, bioscience, consumer, and industrial markets. The company develops innovative solutions that serve critical functions such as filtration, venting, wicking, and diffusing. Its products are utilized in various medical applications, including blood filters, catheter vents, and consumable diagnostic tests, as well as in craniofacial and cosmetic surgeries. Additionally, Porex supports high-performance requirements in the consumer sector, providing components for writing instruments and specialty filters. Through its expertise in porous materials, Porex plays a significant role in enhancing product performance across multiple industries.

Gaymar Industries is a manufacturer of medical devices focused on temperature and pressure ulcer management. The company produces a range of products including oxygen tents, specialty medical mattresses, and systems for localized heat therapy and temperature control, addressing both hyperthermia and hypothermia. Additionally, Gaymar offers solutions designed for the prevention and treatment of pressure ulcers, as well as therapeutic foam mattresses tailored for hospital, nursing home, and institutional settings. Beyond its product offerings, the company supports educational initiatives, clinical studies, and provides clinical resources to enhance patient care and outcomes.

Ascent Healthcare Solutions, founded in December 2005 through the merger of Alliance Medical Corporation and Vanguard Medical Concepts, is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, with additional production facilities in Lakeland, Florida. The company specializes in reprocessing medical devices for hospitals and healthcare organizations across the United States. Ascent's services encompass the cleaning, testing, verifying, packaging, and sterilizing of medical devices, which are critical for patient care. With a workforce of approximately 800 skilled employees, Ascent serves around 1,700 hospitals and surgery centers, including many recognized as top facilities by U.S. News & World Report. In 2007 alone, Ascent helped these institutions save over $100 million in supply costs and significantly reduced waste by diverting 3.4 million pounds from landfills.

OtisMed is a medical device manufacturing company that operates as a business unit of Stryker Orthopaedics. It specializes in the development of customizable instrumentation aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of orthopedic implants, particularly the Stryker Triathlon Knee System. In addition to its instrumentation, OtisMed focuses on providing software technology designed to address complex clinical challenges in orthopedics. Through its innovations, the company seeks to improve outcomes for both surgeons and patients in the field of orthopedic care.

Histogenics Corporation, founded in 2000 and headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, is a regenerative medicine company specializing in the development and commercialization of therapeutic medical products for musculoskeletal conditions. The company's innovative platform integrates cell processing, scaffolding, tissue engineering, bioadhesives, and growth factors to address cartilage damage and improve joint function. Its primary investigational product, NeoCart, is a tissue implant designed to treat cartilage injuries in the knee, aiming to regenerate healthy cartilage and enhance overall joint performance. In 2019, Histogenics was acquired by Ocugen, Inc., marking a significant transition in its corporate structure.

Sightline Technologies Ltd. provides medical products and services. The Company designs, develops, and markets a colonoscope with a disposable tube and sheath, which is used for diagnosing and treating abnormalities in the large intestine. Sightline Technologies primarily operates in Israel.

PlasmaSol is developing sterilization technology for medical instruments and for protecting indoor air quality. Founded in 2000 on non-thermal plasma technology developed at the Stevens Institute of Technology, PlasmaSol has demonstrated capabilities in gas processing, surface modification and a variety of microbiocidal applications. Research projects for DARPA, ONR and Homeland Security have focused on sterilization of a wide variety of potential bio-terror pathogens such as anthrax. Two commercial products have emerged from this work with significant commercial potential.

eTrauma is dedicated to developing medical info-imaging software for the orthopaedic medical specialty that optimizes office workflow and eliminates inefficiencies attributable to managing patient medical data--ultimately enhancing patient care.

Spinecore manufactures artificial lumbar and cervical discs for the treatment of spinal disorders. Spinecore’s products include the CerviCore cervical artificial disc replacement and the FlexiCore intervertebral lumbar artificial disc. The company was established in 2001 and is located in Summit, New Jersey. Spinecore operates as a subsidiary of Stryker Corp. as of August 12, 2004.

Image Guided Technologies is a developer and manufacturer of optical localizers for both medical and industrial applications.

Infomedix Communications is a medical image communication company.

Howmedica Osteonics Corporation, doing business as Stryker Orthopaedics, develops, manufactures, and distributes orthopedic products and services. It offers hip, knee, upper extremity, trauma, and spinal systems, as well as bone cement and bone substitutes. The company was founded in 1970 and is based in Mahwah, New Jersey. Howmedica Osteonics Corporation operates as a subsidiary of Stryker Corporation.

Groupe Bertec Inc., founded in 1986 and based in L'Islet, Canada, specializes in the development and manufacturing of hospital beds and a range of medical equipment. The company focuses on designing high-quality beds, furniture, and various accessories tailored for hospital use. As a subsidiary of Stryker Corporation, Groupe Bertec is committed to providing innovative solutions that enhance patient care and improve healthcare environments.