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Bay State startup DC Device announced the successful close of a $34 million Series D financing round, hoping to use the funds to advance clinical evaluation of its InterAtrial Shunt Device.
The company aims to market the world’s 1st minimally invasive device for treating diastolic heart failure, a market worth a potential $5 billion globally, according to a DC Device press release.
Massachusetts-based medical device startup DC Devices closed a $10.7 million funding round in support of its minimally invasive treatment for heart failure.
DC Devices "seeks to become the leading medical device company for the treatment of congestive heart failure," according to its page on the website of venture capital firm General Catalyst.
