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Medfree Inc

Mitral Valve Repair System to Percutaneously Treat Moderate to Severe Regurgitation Using Alfieri Edge-to-edge Technique - the Medfree® Valve Repair System Will Innovatively Improve Upon the Current Market Leading Mitraclip Device, While Leveraging and Building on the Proven Percutaneous Alfieri Edge-to-edge Repair Technique. We Aim to Address This Vastly Unmet Percutaneous Structural Heart Market by Delivering a Simpler, Easier-to-use Device in a Smaller 12 FR Catheter System That Can Be Used by a Single Operator.

Committed

$2.0 Million

Paid out
$1.6M
81%
Committed, not yet paid
$367.7K
19%

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