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Private equity giant KKR puts $35m into Signostics
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Signostics wins FDA go-ahead for handheld ultrasound device
Australian medical device company Signostics won 510(k) approval for its handheld ultrasound device.
The device will be sold as the Sonimage P3 through the its partnership with Konica Minolata (TYO:4902). This device already is on the market in Europe and Australia, where it is sold as Signos RT.
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