“Acquiring Intact Vascular will expand our portfolio of minimally invasive therapy options for peripheral artery disease with the Tack endovascular system, a much-needed implant that effectively restores blood flow in small limb vessels, promotes healing and preserves limbs,” Philips senior VP & GM of image-guided therapy devices Chris Landon said in the release. “Through the integration of our interventional imaging systems and diagnostic and therapeutic devices, we will be able to provide clinicians with a complete procedural solution to optimize the treatment of patients with this disease.”
“We are excited about the strategic fit between our team, expertise and unique therapeutic device, and Philips’ image-guided therapy business,” added Intact Vascular president & CEO Bruce Shook. “We share the same vision of complete procedural solutions to improve existing procedures and expand treatment options. We look forward to completing the transaction and working closely with Philips on a seamless transition.”
Original Article: (https://www.massdevice.com/philips-to-acquire-intact-vascular-for-275m/)
“We are excited about the strategic fit between our team, expertise and unique therapeutic device, and Philips’ image-guided therapy business,” added Intact Vascular president & CEO Bruce Shook. “We share the same vision of complete procedural solutions to improve existing procedures and expand treatment options. We look forward to completing the transaction and working closely with Philips on a seamless transition.”
Original Article: (https://www.massdevice.com/philips-to-acquire-intact-vascular-for-275m/)
