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Home > News > Getting FDA's OK to go inside the body

February 13th, 2006

Getting FDA's OK to go inside the body

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Both companies - CardioMEMS of Atlanta and AcryMed of Portland, Ore. - saw their products receive FDA approval late last year. CardioMEMS makes implantable MEMS medical sensors. AcryMed makes antibacterial nanoparticle coatings for medical devices.

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