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ANN ARBOR—Terumo Cardiovascular, the Ann Arbor-based cardiovascular surgery products provider, announced a collaboration with Monmouth Junction, N.J.-based CytoSorbents Corp. (NASDAQ: CTSO), to sell the latter company’s product CytoSorb to hospitals …
KALAMAZOO—The medical device maker Stryker Corp. announced the launch of its Surpass Evolve Flow Diverter following approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The device is the first 64-wire …
KALAMAZOO—Officials at Stryker Corp., the Kalamazoo medical device maker, announced the company has received U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval for an expanded indication of its Neuroform Atlas Stent System, …
ANN ARBOR—Xoran Technologies LLC, which designs and manufactures point-of-care portable CT scanners, announced an agreement with MakeMedical LLC, a company formed by University of Michigan inventors, to distribute its VentMI …
CALEDONIA—Aspen Surgical Products Inc., the Caledonia-based provider of surgical disposable products, announced the acquisition of Arden, N.C.-based Precept Medical Products Inc. Price and terms of the transaction were not immediately …
LANSING–The Michigan Economic Development Corp. Pure Michigan Business Connect program is expanding its free, online procurement platform by now including donations from suppliers capable of filling health and human service …
LANSING–The Michigan Economic Development Corp.’s Pure Michigan Business Connect program is now offering a free, online procurement platform to assist suppliers of critical health and human services across a broad …
TROY—Automation Alley is requesting help from its members identifying suppliers and providers of personal protective equipment and medical supplies in response to the coronavirus pandemic. The survey is sponsored by …
NOVI—The ultrasound breast examination technology being developed by a Novi medical device startup, Delphinus Medical Technologies Inc., has been shown to be predictive of future breast cancers, according to a …
CALEDONIA—Aspen Surgical Products Inc., the Caledonia manufacturer of surgical disposable products, has made things permanent, naming Jason Krieser, who had served as interim CEO for the past seven months, …