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15:13 EDT 22nd May 2013 | BioPortfolio

Original Source: ReCor Medical, Inc.

Founded in 2009, ReCor is a private venture-backed, early-stage company developing novel therapeutic ultrasound catheter technology. ReCor is backed by European and U.S. investors including Sofinnova Partners, one of the largest life science investors in Europe. The Company’s PARADISE™ technology for renal denervation is CE-marked. For more information about ReCor Medical, please visit the Company’s website at www.recormedical.com.

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ReCor wins EU approval for 2nd-gen renal denervation device

ReCor Medical has been cleared to market a new version of its ultrasound-based renal denervation device, which is used to con -More- 

ReCor Medical Reports Impressive Six-Month Follow-up Data for Its Ultrasound-Based PARADISE™ Renal Denervation System for Treating Resistant Hypertension

ReCor Medical, an emerging medical device company, reported today six-month follow-up data on eight patients who have been treated via renal denervation for their resistant...

ReCor Medical Expands Its Medical Advisory Board

Click here for video interviews ReCor Medical announced today that it has expanded its medical advisory board in anticipation of conducting post-market clin...

ReCor Medical begins ACHIEVE post-market study with its Generation-2, ultrasound-based PARADISE™ renal denervation system

ReCor Medical announced today that it has commenced a 50-patient, post-market study across multiple sites in Europe with its CE-marked next-generation PARADISE system, a m...

ReCor Medical Reports 100% Responder Rate at One-Year Follow-up in Clinical Trial of Its Ultrasound-Based PARADISE™ Renal Denervation System for Treating Resistant Hypertension, a Major Risk Factor for Cardiovascular Disease

ReCor Medical reported one-year follow-up data on patients who have been treated via renal denervation for their resistant hypertension with the Company’s PARADISE® Syst...

ReCor Medical Receives CE Mark for its Generation 2, Ultrasound-based PARADISE™ Renal Denervation System

ReCor Medical announced today that it has received CE mark for its next-generation PARADISE system, a minimally invasive 6Fr over-the-wire (OTW) ultrasound device for trea...

Postmarket trial begins for ReCor's hypertension device

ReCor Medical has begun patient enrollment for a postmarket trial of the company's Paradise renal denervation technology, a n -More- 

Six-month data from ReCor’s PARADISE System trial on resistant hypertension

ReCor Medical, an emerging medical device company, reported today six-month follow-up data on eight patients who have been treated via renal denervation for their resistant hypertension with the Compa...

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