Indianapolis-based SonarMed continues to move forward with perfecting and providing its non-invasive, adjunctive device that provides real-time monitoring of endotracheal tube position and function, originally developed at Purdue University by SonarMed founders Dr. Jeffrey Mansfield, Dr. Eduardo Juan, and Dr. George Wodicka.
With a new CEO at the reins and its first customer on board, Indianapolis medical device startup SonarMed is focused on expanding sales of its endotracheal tube monitoring device, miniaturizing the device for use in newborns and raising $1 million. When MedCity News first covered SonarMed in the summer of 2010, former CEO Andy Cothrel […]
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Medical device company SonarMed Inc. has raised $1 million to help launch its first product -- the Airway Monitoring System. The Indianapolis, Indiana, company has been perfecting its system -- which uses sonar waves, sensors and software to display information about ventilator breathing tube position -- for market.
SonarMed Inc. celebrated the biggest milestone in its nearly five-year history earlier this year when its breathing-tube-monitoring device was cleared by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Now it just needs to start selling the device, which is used for patients on ventilators. But before the company rolls it out, Indianapolis-based SonarMed wants to ensure […]