indiamed
  • News
  • Opinion
  • Interviews
  • IT
  • Finance
  • Strategy
    • Innovation
  • Ophthalmology
  • News
  • Opinion
  • Interviews
  • IT
  • Finance
  • Strategy
    • Innovation
  • Ophthalmology
facebook x icon x icon linkedin linkedin
medical-device

Biorad Medisys accelerates vascular and stroke care through partnerships, tech

IMT News Desk

Invests in Belgium’s Frid Mind Technologies to advance stroke prevention

Biorad Medisys outlined a series of product development initiatives and investments in the neurovascular and peripheral vascular markets. 

Biorad has invested in Frid Mind Technologies (FMT), a Belgium-based company founded by
Noureddine Frid. FMT has developed a [patented stroke-prevention product using advanced
braiding technology]. The technology has completed preclinical trials and two first-in-human cases
with positive long-term follow-up. 

In addition, Biorad has acquired 10 per cent stake in Motion Informatics (formerly Stroke Rehab),
an Israel-based company specialising in stroke rehabilitation solutions. Motion Informatics
manufactures and markets the US FDA-approved Stimel-03 device, which integrates NMES, FES, and
Biofeedback technologies to support patient rehabilitation. Biorad also holds manufacturing and
distribution rights for the device in select geographies, including India and the US. 

JM Hegde, MD, Biorad Medisys, said, “Our collaborations with [FMT] and Motion Informatics, together with our work in advanced braiding technologies, reflect our ongoing efforts in the field of vascular and stroke care.”

Recommended

Dr Reddy’s Laboratories announces science-based net zero climate targets

Fortis Nagarbhavi unveils next generation Mako Robotic Technology for knee joint replacements

Novo Nordisk launches Ozempic in India

Aster DM Healthcare announces Rs 120 Cr commitment for Oncology Radiation LINAC Centres

Improving breast cancer treatment in India: Early detection, empowering patients and the potential of innovation

‘Reading the mind of cancer’: Indian researchers build AI tool OncoMark to predict tumour behaviour

J&J, Asia Pacific Patient Advocacy Group leaders unite to strengthen shared decision-making in lung cancer care

Bengaluru-based Maarga Mind Care expands to Gurgaon

Indiamedtoday

A premier media platform empowering healthcare professionals with critical business insights, news, and innovations to excel in a rapidly evolving industry.

EMAIL editorial@indiamedtoday.com

EMAIL sales@indiamedtoday.com

quick links

news health it interview opinion strategy magazine privacy policy terms and conditions

subscribe to our newsletter

Stay updated with the latest breakthroughs in Indian healthcare, medical research, and wellness insights.

    follow us

    facebook x icon x icon linkedin linkedin
    Copyright © 2025 INDIAMED TODAY Marketed By Screetract Solutions