Current Surgical

medical devices

About

Current Surgical is a medtech company based in Washington, DC, founded in 2020 by Alireza Mashal and Chris Wagner. The company focuses on developing a software-enabled surgical platform aimed at treating early-stage solid tumors, particularly in cases where traditional surgical methods are limited. The core innovation of Current Surgical is its smart surgical needle combined with an integrated software platform. This technology enhances precision in tumor removal, expanding curative treatment options for cancers that are challenging to address surgically. By improving surgical eligibility, the platform aims to reduce reliance on non-curative therapies like chemotherapy and radiation. Current Surgical has successfully raised $4 million in funding, including a significant seed round led by True Ventures. The company also received grants from the National Science Foundation and the NIH's National Cancer Institute to support its development efforts. Its primary customers include hospitals, surgical centers, and healthcare providers specializing in oncology.

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Location

Washington, District of Columbia, United States

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