Zap Surgical Secures $36 Million to Enhance Non-Invasive Robotic Brain Surgery Expansion
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Zap Surgical Systems has successfully raised $36 million in funding, primarily led by Catalio Capital Management, to enhance the production and deployment of its ZAP-X robotic radiosurgery platform. This funding will facilitate broader access to non-invasive brain surgery across various medical facilities, following the shipment of its 50th ZAP-X system and treatment of nearly 10,000 patients globally.
The significance of this funding lies in its potential to revolutionize the treatment of neurological conditions without the need for open surgery. The ZAP-X platform employs stereotactic radiosurgery, delivering targeted radiation to brain tumors and other conditions. Additionally, Zap is exploring innovative applications of its technology for psychiatric conditions, with plans for larger trials focusing on treatment-resistant depression and addiction.
Looking ahead, Zap Surgical aims to leverage this investment to expand its market presence in both the U.S. and international markets, particularly in underserved regions. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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