RE: USA - Medinol ( Micro-tech Creo ) FDA Approval ?26 Jun 2025 08:36
CREO Medical - USA Medinol - Micro-tech get FDA Approved Micro heart moniter via endoscope, saving time and money.
https://medinol.com/news/microtech-announces-the-first-u-s-atrial-microsensor-implantations-as-part-of-its-fih-study/
"Medinol's subsidiary, Micro-Tech, has partnered with Creo Medical to leverage microwave technology in medical devices. Here's what we know about their licenses and partnership ¹ ² ³:
- *Partnership Details*: Micro-Tech acquired a 51% stake in Creo Medical S.L.U., a subsidiary of Creo Medical Group, for €72 million. This partnership enables Micro-Tech to expand its sales channels in Europe, while Creo Medical benefits from accessing Micro-Tech's product portfolio.
- *Microwave Technology*: Creo Medical's CROMA Advanced Energy Platform uses microwave energy for controlled coagulation and ablation of soft tissue. The platform features a 5.8 GHz super high frequency microwave energy system.
- *Licenses and Approvals*: While the documents don't explicitly mention US licenses for microwave technology, Creo Medical's devices, such as Speedboat Inject, have CE marks and are used in various countries. The partnership might facilitate approvals and licenses in the US, but specific details are not publicly available.
- *Device Applications*: Creo Medical's devices, like Speedboat Inject, are designed for therapeutic endoscopy and feature advanced bipolar radiofrequency and super high frequency microwave energy. These devices aim to provide precise cutting, coagulation, and ablation capabilities.
To determine the specifics of Medinol-owned Micro-Tech's licenses to use microwave technology in the US with Creo Medical devices, it's best to consult directly with the companies or check their official websites for updates on regulatory approvals."
Is this possibly Creo involvment?