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Sanovas: Disrupting The MIS Market

This article was originally published in Start Up

Executive Summary

There’s tremendous potential for growth in minimally invasive surgeries, but successfully tapping into that market requires broad expertise. In an exclusive interview, Larry Gerrans, co-founder and CEO of medical device developer Sanovas, talks about his formulated approach to developing technologies, launching new companies, and disrupting the status quo.

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