Michael Barbella, Managing Editor02.03.23
New View Surgical Inc. has closed a $12.1 million Series B-1 equity financing round to fund the commercialization of its VisionPort System.
“We’re excited to bring this revolutionary technology to key hospitals and surgical teams that supports our mission to advance the growth of minimally invasive surgical procedures worldwide, holistically addressing the clinical, operational, and financial needs of the operating room,” President/CEO Bryce Klontz stated. “The funds raised in this Series B-1 round came exclusively from our current investors, a testament to our company’s accomplishments to date and vision for how we can positively impact the minimally invasive surgery space in the future.”
The VisionPort System is a surgical imaging and access system that simplifies laparoscopic procedures by reducing the need for a separate camera port and camera holder reducing the need for a separate surgical team member to hold and manage a laparoscope. In emerging markets, the VisionPort System will greatly reduce the capital-intensive equipment currently required to perform minimally invasive surgery, and thus, make state-of-the-art technology more accessible. The VisionPort System is intended to be used in a broad range of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures within the thoracic and abdominal cavities and is adaptable to a wide variety of surgical environments, representing a significant market opportunity.
“I have been fortunate to be involved with some incredible technology in my career. This is the first time that I have launched a product that adds value across all stakeholders, clinical and financial alike in such a profound way. The VisionPort System is unique in that it provides surgeons with novel viewpoints of the operative field, workflow efficiencies for staff, reduced risks to the patient, and lower costs for the facility,” Chief Commercial Officer Shane Johnson said.
“The message from surgeons who've used the VisionPort couldn't be clearer—the device simplifies and enhances operators' view of the surgical field,” said Dr. John Younger, a member of New View Surgical's board and one of the deal leads for the New York Angels. “Beyond that, I think what drove investors into the deal was this: the instrument's capacity to eliminate the need for a separate team member to manage a conventional laparoscope and VisionPort's capacity to reduce capital and recurring equipment costs makes the value proposition impactfully economic for surgical practices.”
New View Surgical is an emerging medical device company developing and commercializing the VisionPort System, a novel surgical imaging and access system for minimally invasive surgery. The company’s proprietary VisionPort System combines multiple imaging and access devices into a simple, easy-to-use disposable device.
“We’re excited to bring this revolutionary technology to key hospitals and surgical teams that supports our mission to advance the growth of minimally invasive surgical procedures worldwide, holistically addressing the clinical, operational, and financial needs of the operating room,” President/CEO Bryce Klontz stated. “The funds raised in this Series B-1 round came exclusively from our current investors, a testament to our company’s accomplishments to date and vision for how we can positively impact the minimally invasive surgery space in the future.”
The VisionPort System is a surgical imaging and access system that simplifies laparoscopic procedures by reducing the need for a separate camera port and camera holder reducing the need for a separate surgical team member to hold and manage a laparoscope. In emerging markets, the VisionPort System will greatly reduce the capital-intensive equipment currently required to perform minimally invasive surgery, and thus, make state-of-the-art technology more accessible. The VisionPort System is intended to be used in a broad range of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures within the thoracic and abdominal cavities and is adaptable to a wide variety of surgical environments, representing a significant market opportunity.
“I have been fortunate to be involved with some incredible technology in my career. This is the first time that I have launched a product that adds value across all stakeholders, clinical and financial alike in such a profound way. The VisionPort System is unique in that it provides surgeons with novel viewpoints of the operative field, workflow efficiencies for staff, reduced risks to the patient, and lower costs for the facility,” Chief Commercial Officer Shane Johnson said.
“The message from surgeons who've used the VisionPort couldn't be clearer—the device simplifies and enhances operators' view of the surgical field,” said Dr. John Younger, a member of New View Surgical's board and one of the deal leads for the New York Angels. “Beyond that, I think what drove investors into the deal was this: the instrument's capacity to eliminate the need for a separate team member to manage a conventional laparoscope and VisionPort's capacity to reduce capital and recurring equipment costs makes the value proposition impactfully economic for surgical practices.”
New View Surgical is an emerging medical device company developing and commercializing the VisionPort System, a novel surgical imaging and access system for minimally invasive surgery. The company’s proprietary VisionPort System combines multiple imaging and access devices into a simple, easy-to-use disposable device.