Despite Setbacks, Emphysema Devices Find Funding
Executive Summary
Minimally invasive emphysema devices have seen their ups and downs over the years, but despite technological and regulatory challenges, VCs continue to fund these devices, with investments driven by the market opportunity, huge unmet clinical need, and promising technologies.
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