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Bringing a Medical Device to Market: Startup Perspective

Gennadi Saiko

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Abstract

Swift Medical has developed a non-invasive system that assesses the tissue physiology of the skin and wounds in various settings, including home care. Combining multispectral imaging with smartphone technology enables the delivery of an affordable and portable solution.

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