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Transoma Medical developed and commercialized the Sleuth and Sleuth AT implantable wireless cardiac monitors for long-term patient heart rhythm tracking. The company also provided advanced telemetry solutions for preclinical drug testing in animals. Despite regulatory approvals and sales growth, it ceased operations in late 2009 after failing to secure additional funding. Clinical results showed utility of the device in diagnosing unexplained syncope and other arrhythmias; however, no new data or programs exist post-shutdown. Animal business continued briefly after closure of human operations.
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