Cheetah Medical Set To Compete In Fast-Growing Hemodynamic Monitoring Market
This article was originally published in Start Up
Executive Summary
In February, Cheetah Medical Inc. raised $9 million in a late financing round to support commercialization of its noninvasive, continuous hemodynamic monitoring system. It’s a product sector that’s received lots of attention recently.
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