
Crystalline Medical
Crystalline Medical is a medical device company developing solutions for the image-guidance market, built around a forward-viewing, image-guided interventional system.
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Crystalline Medical is a medical device company developing solutions for the image-guidance market, built around a forward-viewing, image-guided interventional system.
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Perceptive Navigation, a Johns Hopkins spinout, receives a $3 million Phase IIB SBIR grant from the NIH’s National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. The funding supports further development of its internal-body ultrasound imaging system and regulatory studies needed for FDA approval. CEO Todd Chappell highlights the grant’s critical role in accelerating commercialization efforts.
May 2018Technical.lyNews article
Perceptive Navigation secures a **Phase IIB SBIR grant** from the **U.S. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI)**. The funding supports continued development of its **ultrasound-based navigation technology** for medical procedures. The grant is part of the **Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program**, which fosters innovation in healthcare solutions.
May 2018AuntMinnieNews article
Perceptive Navigation secures a **$3 million SBIR grant** to advance commercialization of its **Vu-Path™ ultrasound system**, a minimally-invasive image-guidance tool for cardiology procedures. The funding supports development of its proprietary technology, which integrates real-time imaging to improve precision in cardiac interventions. The company specializes in reducing procedural risks through advanced visualization solutions.
May 2018PR NewswireNews article
Perceptive Navigation secures a **$225,000 grant** from the Maryland State Venture Fund to advance its **Vu-Path ultrasound probe**, which employs proprietary imaging to improve surgical precision during procedures. The Baltimore-based medical device company develops tools enabling surgeons to guide instruments with enhanced accuracy. This funding supports further development of its first commercial product.
Sep 2015innovosourceNews article