Medical device companies were the major winner of venture capital investment to the healthcare sector, but what types of medical device companies are getting the funding? (Medical device companies remain preferred destination for VC dollars in 2012.
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Great report on healthcare VC. Here is my favorite futher definition:
As medical devices is a broad category, we peeled back the funding a bit to see which sub-industries within medical devices are garnering most of the funding. Looking specifically at Q4, surgical devices led the way with $197M in funding dollars. Therapeutic devices and imaging & diagnostic equipment came in second and third snagging $111M and $77M in funding, respectively.