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Medyria AG

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Incorporated
18.01.2012
Headquarters
Winterthur
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Medyria has developed a unique technology for the direct measurement of the Blood Flow Velocity (BFV) and is developing medical devices that integrates the BFV sensor.
Recently we started the development of the PyCath, the only microcatheter on the planet earth that allows the full assessment of the heart physiology with a direct blood flow velocity measurement. This has a huge benefit for all patients, because completes the common coronary coronary study with an assessment of the microcirculation, bringing the eligibility of angina pectoris patients from 50% to 100%.
Besides this main project Medyria offers its sensing technology though an OEM business model that is successfully leading to the development of new cardiovascular devices functioning on the BFV measurement.

News

24.10.2019

Four Swiss startups to explore China (startupticker.ch)

11.06.2015

Three New CTI Start-up Label Companies (startupticker.ch)

07.03.2014

Pionierpreis 2014: Die 3 Finalisten stehen fest (startupticker.ch)

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Milestones news

01.04.2024

Pre-Clinical Phase concluded

01.04.2024

Pre-Clinical phase concluded

02.01.2023

Close 3.7 M Equity round

15.08.2022

OEM Development agreement signed

27.02.2019

Professor Stephan Haulon as Medyria Clinical Study Report Independent Reviewer

15.02.2019

Medyria finalized the 40 patient enrollment in First in Human Germany based Clinical trial

10.10.2018

Medyria First in Man Clinical Trial enrolled 25 patients successfully

08.10.2018

Medyria certified ISO 13485 with NSAI

20.03.2018

First use in man

18.02.2018

Dr. med. Jörg Teßarek as Independent CRF reviewer of Medyria First in Human Clinical Trial

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Videos and Presentations

SCSN 2019

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Trackcath Video

http://www.medyria.com/trackcath