Kips Bay Fires Staff, Cuts Costs To Keep eSVS Mesh In The Game
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
The company is downsizing to keep its clinical trial for its eSVS Mesh product on track. It estimates it currently has enough funds to last it through the year, but cautions it may take months to gather patient follow-up data.
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