Innovation Meets Investment: Ceryx Medical Secures $15 Million to Revolutionize Cardiac Care
In a bold step towards transforming **cardiac care**, Ceryx Medical, a pioneering UK-based medtech company, has announced the successful close of a new funding round, raising a remarkable $15 million (£11 million). This substantial **investment** signifies a major milestone for Ceryx as it aims to develop state-of-the-art bioelectronic therapies for heart failure. By leveraging this newfound capital, the company is set to enhance its game-changing technology—an intelligent, adaptive pacing system that promises to redefine recovery for patients facing the challenge of cardiac issues.
Ceryx Medical's leading product, a temporary cardiac pacing device, is currently undergoing clinical trials with early results indicating a significant potential to boost recovery for patients post-cardiac surgery.
With this latest **funding**, the company is pivoting towards the advancement of its second product: a permanent, physiologically responsive pacemaker. This innovative device is designed to offer long-term support for chronic heart failure patients by mimicking the body’s natural heart rhythms. In contrast to traditional pacemakers, Ceryx’s technology facilitates real-time, biomimetic pacing, promising a more authentic and effective response to patients' cardiac needs.
Stuart Plant, CEO of Ceryx Medical, expressed enthusiasm for the journey ahead, stating, “This investment is a strong endorsement of our team, technology, and vision. The early clinical data from our temporary device has given us real momentum, and with this funding, we’re excited to advance our permanent pacing platform, an innovation that could redefine how heart failure is treated.” Backed by prominent investors like BGF, Parkwalk Advisors, and the Development Bank of Wales, Ceryx Medical is well-positioned for continued success as it collaborates with esteemed academic and clinical partners to translate cutting-edge research into life-changing outcomes for patients globally.
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