Body Vision Medical Raises New Funding for Lung Imaging Expansion
Body Vision Medical has closed a new funding round led by Business Asia Consultants and Sprim Global Investments, the company said in a press release.
The company said the funding will support global expansion of its intraoperative imaging technology for procedures related to early stage lung disease. No funding amount was included in the announcement.
Body Vision Medical's LungVision platform provides AI based image guidance for minimally invasive procedures involving lung lesions. The company said the system is used to support early lung cancer diagnosis and localized treatment.
Sprim said Body Vision Medical has access to 46 countries through more than 20 distributors.
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