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Medical devices and the regulatory paths that bring them to patients — from bleed monitors to surgical robots.

What is medtech? MedTech (medical technology) covers devices, equipment and software used to diagnose, monitor or treat patients — from implants and surgical robots to monitoring systems. In the U.S., most reach patients through FDA 510(k), De Novo or PMA review.

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Future Health ExplainedCleared, approved, De Novo, Breakthrough: how FDA medical device pathways workWhat "FDA-cleared", "FDA-approved", De Novo, IDE and Breakthrough designation actually mean, with examples from Texas medtech companies.Sep 29, 2026

Texas companies

Alleviant MedicalAustin · MedTechDeveloping a no-implant interatrial shunt for heart failure: a single procedure creates a connection between the heart's upper chambers without leaving a permanent implant.ProcyrionHouston · MedTechDeveloping Aortix, a percutaneous mechanical circulatory support device for heart failure patients with cardiorenal syndrome.EndoQuest RoboticsHouston · MedTechDeveloping a flexible robotic Endoluminal Surgical (ELS) System for gastrointestinal procedures performed through the body's natural openings.SaranasHouston · MedTechMakes the Early Bird Bleed Monitoring System, which uses bioimpedance sensors to detect internal bleeding during endovascular procedures.

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