FDA clears Microsulis Medical's next-gen microwave ablation device
December 21, 2012 by MassDevice staff
Microsulis Medical lands FDA clearance for its Accu2i pMTA percutaneous microwave ablation device.
Denmead, England-based Microsulis Medical Ltd., a medical device maker focusing on minimally invasive soft tissue ablation, won FDA clearance for its Accu2i pMTA percutaneous microwave ablation device.
The next-generation device features an ergonomic redesign with ridged contact points, a more tactile feel and features which allows the user to see the coolant flowing through the applicator, according to the press release.
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