Laza Medical raises up to $160 million for cardiac imaging system
Laza Medical said in a press release that it raised up to $160 million in Series B structured financing. GE HealthCare led the round, with participation from Unorthodox Ventures, PA MedTech and AMED.
The company will use the financing to advance an imaging system that combines AI and robotics for cardiac catheterization procedures. The system is designed to provide image guidance and support future robotic interventions.
Laza Medical is a privately held portfolio company of Shifamed. Its imaging system remains under development and is not approved for commercial sale in any market.
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