The deal includes $100m in Series D financing and a $70m credit facility to help Acutus market the AcQMap electrophysiology mapping system along with the associated vascular access devices, AcQCross QX, AcQGuide Flex and AcQGuide Mini.
Acutus Medical Inc. has completed a $170m financing to help it achieve its vision of “Electrophysiology 3.0” led by the AcQMap multi-electrode electrophysiology mapping system.
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