Durham startup targeting prostate cancer closes $6.6M Series A round


A Durham startup developing a device designed to improve patient outcomes following surgery for prostate cancer has closed a $6.6 million raise

With the funds from the Series A round, Levee Medical aims to scale its infrastructure and expand its team as it continues development on its Voro Urologic Scaffold, a device intended to reduce complications associated with surgical treatment.

In a conversation with Triangle Inno in May, the company shared its plans to move the device through the regulatory…

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