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Leveraging unique gyroscopic motion, ZAP-X® opens new frontiers in modern radiosurgery. Combining self-shielding technology with high dose rate linear-accelerator delivery, ZAP-X was created to safely treat more patients in more places.
In 1989, Travis Medical was created and incorporated by the Yule family. At that time, it was started with the simple goal to function as a profitable entity while serving the disabled community with dignity and respect. With humble beginnings Travis Medical spent the early portion of the 1990`s operating out of a single suite at their original 34th St. location in the medical district of Austin, TX. With few employees and a single goal, the Yule`s embraced the laid-back culture of Austin and offered an invitation to customers and employees alike to become a member of the extended family. This approach resonated with the medical community in Austin and, with time, Travis Medical began to experience growth.
Sonavex, Inc. is a Baltimore-based medical device company spun out of Johns Hopkins. The company is dedicated to providing novel ultrasound solutions to visualize and quantify critical data for improved outcomes and reduces costs in new surgical applications. Sonavex developed EchoSure to detect blood clots after surgery to prevent catastrophic surgical failures.
CSC of America is a Watsonville, CA-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
InterVene`s mission is to provide the first effective and widely-utilized therapy for patients suffering from the painful and costly symptoms of Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI) due to deep vein reflux (DVR).