Urology device startup Percutaneous Systems raises $6.3M
Percutaneous Systems has raised $6.3 million of a planned $7 million fourth round, according to VentureWire citing a regulatory filing. The funding comes from existing investors Compass Group, Montreux Equity Partners and Shea Ventures, as well as undisclosed new investors.
The Palo Alto, Calif. startup develops urology products and previously raised $12.25 rounds of funding.
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