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Vena Medical is providing physicians with the world's smallest camera…
Pre-clinical results published in the Journal of Neuro-Interventional Surgery. Technology presented at the World Live Neurovascular Conference. Technology selected as a top 3 finalist for Innovator of the Year by the Congress of Neurological Surgeons. Raised a Series A to fund commercialization (FDA Clearance, Health Canada, ISO 13485, First-in-man and early revenue).
Vena Medical offers a micro Angioscope device aimed at aiding physicians with endovascular visualization. The company presents its MicroAngioscope as a key product in its medical imaging offering for surgical settings.
MicroAngioscope is a small-diameter endoscopic camera designed for intravascular visualization. The product page emphasizes its naming as MicroAngioscope and positions it as a tool for physicians, with regional availability and indications varying by country. The site focuses on the product keyword and navigation rather than providing detailed specifications or usage workflows.
Who it’s for: Physician endovascular surgeons and interventional radiologists seeking intravascular visualization tools.
Limited publicly visible information; regional availability notes indicate some market activity, but no explicit funding, hiring, or traction details are provided.
Graduated from University of Waterloo with a Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.) focused in Mechanical Engineering with an Entrepreneurship Option. Michael co-founded Vena Medical during the final year of his undergraduate degree and went full-time immediately after graduating. Attended TMCx Accelerator and Y Combinator in the year following. Published author in the Journal of Neuro-Interventional Surgery and the American Journal of Neuroradiology, and inventor on 5 granted patents.

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