Pursuit Vascular (Maple Grove, Minn.) today announced that it has won FDA clearance for a broader indication of its ClearGuard HD antimicrobial caps. The new indication for the caps — used as an antimicrobial device for catheter-based dialysis patients — includes reduction in the incidence of central-line associated bloodstream infection in hemodialysis patients with central venous […]
Pursuit Vascular raises $2.1m
Pursuit Vascular has raised $2.1 million in a new round of debt financing, according to an SEC filing posted today. Maple Grove, Minn.-based Pursuit Vascular produces the ClearGueard HD end caps for hemodialysis catheters, designed to kill bacteria inside long-term hemodialysis catheters. The caps are designed with a chlorhexidine-coated rod that extends into the catheter […]
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Pursuit Vascular tracks down another $5m
The fundraising continues at Minnesota’s Pursuit Vascular, which has reeled in more than $5.1 million through a new equity offering.
Executives disclosed the new cash infusion in a recent regulatory filing, though specific investors are not mentioned.
Pursuit Vascular lands $1.6m for ClearGuard device
Pursuit Vascular said it raise approximately $1.6 million in a debt and securities offering to a group of 33 unnamed investors.
Based in Maple Grove, Minn., Pursuit markets a device called ClearGuard that’s designed to kill bacteria and fungi in hemodialysis catheters. The product, an antimicrobial fluid lock, received FDA approval in late 2013.
Pursuit Vascular nears $1.6M funding goal
Pursuit Vascular is close to reaching a $1.6 million funding goal, having raised $1.57 million, according to a regulatory filing.
Minneapolis-based Pursuit Vascular is devleoping technology for reducing catheter infections, including the ClearGuard platform that’s designed to cut infections associated with hemodialysis catheters.
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