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About Vascular Genesis
Vascular Genesis is a biotechnology startup based in the United States, founded in 2016. The company is focused on revolutionizing the vascular conduit replacement market with its innovative line of synthetic scaffold products. These products boast self-healing capabilities that significantly lower the risks associated...
Medical Device, MedTech, Vascular Conduit Replacement, Synthetic Scaffold, Self-healing Capabilities, Rejection Risk Reduction, Infection Risk Reduction, Stenosis Risk Reduction, Regenerative Medicine, Tissue Regeneration, Medical Technology, Healthcare Innovation
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