CardioGenesis
Founded Year
1989Stage
Other Investors | AliveAbout CardioGenesis
Cardiogenesis is a medical device company committed to innovating tools for the treatment of cardiovascular disease. The company, located in Orange County, California, is a provider in laser revascularization and angiogenic therapies for the treatment of severe angina.
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CardioGenesis Patents
CardioGenesis has filed 1 patent.

Application Date | Grant Date | Title | Related Topics | Status |
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10/5/2006 | 9/6/2011 | Surgical instruments, Medical equipment, Amines, Prodrugs, Plastic surgery | Grant |
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Grant Date | 9/6/2011 |
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Related Topics | Surgical instruments, Medical equipment, Amines, Prodrugs, Plastic surgery |
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Latest CardioGenesis News
Jul 17, 2013
Cardiogenesis, a CryoLife company, has received FDA clearance to market the company’s new Sologrip III laser fiberoptic delivery device. The Sologrip III is a single use device used along with the company’s Holmium:YAG laser-based transmyocardial revascularization (TMR) system to treat angina. Minimally invasive TMR procedure involves reaching the heart through an incision between the ribs and then creating 1 mm wide channels in the myocardium that induce the muscle to generate neovasculature. Typically between 20 and 40 such channels are created during the procedure. The technique increases blood and oxygen supply to the diseased part of the heart, improving performance and reducing angina associated pain. Product page: Sologrip III… Press release: CryoLife Receives FDA Premarket Approval (PMA) for New Sologrip Minimally Invasive TMR Laser Fiber-Optic Delivery System
CardioGenesis Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was CardioGenesis founded?
CardioGenesis was founded in 1989.
Where is CardioGenesis's headquarters?
CardioGenesis's headquarters is located at 11 Musick, Irvine.
What is CardioGenesis's latest funding round?
CardioGenesis's latest funding round is Other Investors.
Who are the investors of CardioGenesis?
Investors of CardioGenesis include Vanguard Ventures.
Who are CardioGenesis's competitors?
Competitors of CardioGenesis include HistoSonics, Aethlon Medical, Valtech Cardio, Nevro, Pathfinder Therapeutics and 14 more.
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