Randall D. Sullivan

FlexDex, Inc. engages in the provision of robotic surgery. It engages in research of parallel kinematics, virtual center of rotation, and flexure mechanisms at the school’s precision systems design lab. The firm enhances the capabilities of all MIS instruments and endoscopes. The company was founded by James D. Geiger, Shorya Awtar and Gregory Bowles and is headquartered in Brighton, MI.

EndoGastric Solutions, Inc. develops natural orifice surgical products and procedures to advance the treatment of gastrointestinal diseases. The firm offers EsophyX device and StomaphyX device. The company was founded by Stefan J. M. Kraemer, Clifton A. Alferness, Scott Jordan Wolf, James W. Fitzsimmons and John M. Adams in 2003 and is headquartered in Redmond City, WA.

Mallinckrodt LLC is proud to be one of the world's largest suppliers of both controlled substance pain medication and acetaminophen and to have over a century of leadership in helping to diagnose disease through imaging procedures. They are focused on innovative research and development programs, strong clinician relationships and a collaborative approach to new business opportunities. In short, they aim to lead a new generation of patient care by pursuing better, safer, more cost effective ways of diagnosing and treating disease to improve patient outcomes.

Cardiac Pathways Corp. designs, develops and manufactures cardiac diagnosis systems. Its products consist principally of systems for performing ablation treatment and for diagnostic mapping. Cardiac Pathways is located in Sunnyvale, CA.

Part of Sanarus Technologies LLC, Sanarus Medical, Inc. manufactures minimally invasive medical devices. The company is based in Pleasanton, CA. The company was founded in 1999 by Seth A. Stabinsky, Glenn Foy. The CEO is BJ Hardman. Sanarus Medical was acquired by Sanarus Technologies LLC on July 16, 2009.

BÂRRX Medical, Inc. operates as a medical device company. It focuses on developing and commercializing a new solution to treat Barrett's esophagus. The firm develops novel radiofrequency ablation approach to remove diseased tissue and allow regrowth of normal cells. The company was founded by Roger A. Stern in 2000 and is headquartered in Mansfield, MA.

Microvention, Inc. develops and markets medical devices for the treatment of vascular diseases. Its products include platinum and hydrogel coils, V-trak system, access products, and intraluminal devices. The company was founded by Robert F. Rosenbluth in April 1997 and is headquartered in Aliso Viejo, CA.