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BioSurgical Corporation

Pleasanton, California, United States

Ownership: Private
Development stage: Other

Overview

BioSurgical Corporation was a private U.S. medical device company focused on surgical and wound-care delivery devices rather than therapeutics. Public records and FDA device clearances indicate it developed products including a multi-chamber suction syringe for wound treatment and technology for applying fibrin sealants in surgery. Historical executive biographies state the company developed a novel applicator for fibrin sealant and was acquired by Baxter around 2000. The company appears to have operated commercially as a medtech manufacturer and is no longer active as an independent entity following acquisition.

Therapeutic areas: HematologyDermatology
Modalities: Device
Industry: Surgical Medical Devices

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