Edward Unkart
Director/Board Member at KALVISTA PHARMACEUTICALS, INC.
Net worth: - $ as of 29/04/2024
Active connections
Name | Gender | Age | Linked companies | Collaboration |
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T. Crockett | M | 49 |
KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Pharmaceuticals: MajorHealth Technology KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd. develops novel plasma kallikrein inhibitors. It also engages in the development of serine protease inhibitors and novel plasma kallikrein inhibitors represent a, approach to the treatment of DME, a leading cause of adult visual loss, plasma kallikrein inhibitors target a distinct molecular pathway and as such have the potential to offer those patients an effective treatment option. The firm has a clinical and advanced pre-clinical product pipeline targeting both intravitreal injection and oral administration, and its plasma kallikrein inhibitors can be applied to additional indications in ophthalmology. The company was founded by Lloyd Paul Aiello, Andrew Crockett, Robert Haigh and Edward P. Feener in 2011 and is headquartered in Porton Down, the United Kingdom. | 20 years |
Ben Palleiko | M | 58 | 8 years | |
Albert Cha | M | 51 |
Carbylan Therapeutics, Inc.
Carbylan Therapeutics, Inc. Pharmaceuticals: MajorHealth Technology Carbylan Therapeutics, Inc. engages in the development and market of medical devices and drug combination products to treat the pain associated with osteoarthritis. It offers Hydros Joint Therapy and Hydros-TA Joint Therapy, viscoelastic hyaluronan-based products designed to provide long term relief of the pain associated with osteoarthritis using a single intra-articular injection. The company was founded by Richard R. Orlandi, Albert Park, Glenn D. Prestwich and Richard K. Koehn in March 2004 and is headquartered in Palo Alto, CA.
KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Pharmaceuticals: MajorHealth Technology KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd. develops novel plasma kallikrein inhibitors. It also engages in the development of serine protease inhibitors and novel plasma kallikrein inhibitors represent a, approach to the treatment of DME, a leading cause of adult visual loss, plasma kallikrein inhibitors target a distinct molecular pathway and as such have the potential to offer those patients an effective treatment option. The firm has a clinical and advanced pre-clinical product pipeline targeting both intravitreal injection and oral administration, and its plasma kallikrein inhibitors can be applied to additional indications in ophthalmology. The company was founded by Lloyd Paul Aiello, Andrew Crockett, Robert Haigh and Edward P. Feener in 2011 and is headquartered in Porton Down, the United Kingdom. | 17 years |
Brian Pereira | M | 65 |
KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Pharmaceuticals: MajorHealth Technology KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd. develops novel plasma kallikrein inhibitors. It also engages in the development of serine protease inhibitors and novel plasma kallikrein inhibitors represent a, approach to the treatment of DME, a leading cause of adult visual loss, plasma kallikrein inhibitors target a distinct molecular pathway and as such have the potential to offer those patients an effective treatment option. The firm has a clinical and advanced pre-clinical product pipeline targeting both intravitreal injection and oral administration, and its plasma kallikrein inhibitors can be applied to additional indications in ophthalmology. The company was founded by Lloyd Paul Aiello, Andrew Crockett, Robert Haigh and Edward P. Feener in 2011 and is headquartered in Porton Down, the United Kingdom. | 5 years |
Ed Feener | M | 64 |
KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Pharmaceuticals: MajorHealth Technology KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd. develops novel plasma kallikrein inhibitors. It also engages in the development of serine protease inhibitors and novel plasma kallikrein inhibitors represent a, approach to the treatment of DME, a leading cause of adult visual loss, plasma kallikrein inhibitors target a distinct molecular pathway and as such have the potential to offer those patients an effective treatment option. The firm has a clinical and advanced pre-clinical product pipeline targeting both intravitreal injection and oral administration, and its plasma kallikrein inhibitors can be applied to additional indications in ophthalmology. The company was founded by Lloyd Paul Aiello, Andrew Crockett, Robert Haigh and Edward P. Feener in 2011 and is headquartered in Porton Down, the United Kingdom. | 20 years |
Arnold Lewis Oronsky | M | 83 |
KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Pharmaceuticals: MajorHealth Technology KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd. develops novel plasma kallikrein inhibitors. It also engages in the development of serine protease inhibitors and novel plasma kallikrein inhibitors represent a, approach to the treatment of DME, a leading cause of adult visual loss, plasma kallikrein inhibitors target a distinct molecular pathway and as such have the potential to offer those patients an effective treatment option. The firm has a clinical and advanced pre-clinical product pipeline targeting both intravitreal injection and oral administration, and its plasma kallikrein inhibitors can be applied to additional indications in ophthalmology. The company was founded by Lloyd Paul Aiello, Andrew Crockett, Robert Haigh and Edward P. Feener in 2011 and is headquartered in Porton Down, the United Kingdom. | - |
Nancy Stuart | F | 65 | 3 years | |
Patrick Treanor | M | - | 2 years | |
Christopher Yea | M | 61 |
KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Pharmaceuticals: MajorHealth Technology KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd. develops novel plasma kallikrein inhibitors. It also engages in the development of serine protease inhibitors and novel plasma kallikrein inhibitors represent a, approach to the treatment of DME, a leading cause of adult visual loss, plasma kallikrein inhibitors target a distinct molecular pathway and as such have the potential to offer those patients an effective treatment option. The firm has a clinical and advanced pre-clinical product pipeline targeting both intravitreal injection and oral administration, and its plasma kallikrein inhibitors can be applied to additional indications in ophthalmology. The company was founded by Lloyd Paul Aiello, Andrew Crockett, Robert Haigh and Edward P. Feener in 2011 and is headquartered in Porton Down, the United Kingdom. | 9 years |
Rachel Morten | F | - | 8 years | |
Robert Haigh | M | 64 |
KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Pharmaceuticals: MajorHealth Technology KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd. develops novel plasma kallikrein inhibitors. It also engages in the development of serine protease inhibitors and novel plasma kallikrein inhibitors represent a, approach to the treatment of DME, a leading cause of adult visual loss, plasma kallikrein inhibitors target a distinct molecular pathway and as such have the potential to offer those patients an effective treatment option. The firm has a clinical and advanced pre-clinical product pipeline targeting both intravitreal injection and oral administration, and its plasma kallikrein inhibitors can be applied to additional indications in ophthalmology. The company was founded by Lloyd Paul Aiello, Andrew Crockett, Robert Haigh and Edward P. Feener in 2011 and is headquartered in Porton Down, the United Kingdom. | 13 years |
Stephen Gerard Donnelly | M | - |
KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Pharmaceuticals: MajorHealth Technology KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd. develops novel plasma kallikrein inhibitors. It also engages in the development of serine protease inhibitors and novel plasma kallikrein inhibitors represent a, approach to the treatment of DME, a leading cause of adult visual loss, plasma kallikrein inhibitors target a distinct molecular pathway and as such have the potential to offer those patients an effective treatment option. The firm has a clinical and advanced pre-clinical product pipeline targeting both intravitreal injection and oral administration, and its plasma kallikrein inhibitors can be applied to additional indications in ophthalmology. The company was founded by Lloyd Paul Aiello, Andrew Crockett, Robert Haigh and Edward P. Feener in 2011 and is headquartered in Porton Down, the United Kingdom. | - |
John Kapples | M | 64 |
VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc.
VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc. Medical SpecialtiesHealth Technology VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc. provides medical devices and procedures for the minimally invasive treatment of venous reflux disease, an underlying cause of varicose veins. Venous reflux disease results in symptoms such as leg pain, swelling, fatigue, skin ulcers, and painful varicose veins. The company was founded on January 31, 1995 and is headquartered in San Jose, CA. | 15 years |
Kevin Davidge | M | - |
AlterG, Inc.
AlterG, Inc. Medical/Nursing ServicesHealth Services AlterG, Inc. develops weight reduction athletic equipment. Its products are used by major medical centers, leading physical therapy clinics and professional, collegiate, and individual sports and fitness programs. The firm?s products include anti gravity treadmill, bionic leg and accessories. AlterG was founded by Michael Brenton Looney, Fritz Moore, Edward Liou and Sean Whalen in 2005 and is headquartered in Fremont, CA. | - |
Richard H. Aldrich | M | 69 |
KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Pharmaceuticals: MajorHealth Technology KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd. develops novel plasma kallikrein inhibitors. It also engages in the development of serine protease inhibitors and novel plasma kallikrein inhibitors represent a, approach to the treatment of DME, a leading cause of adult visual loss, plasma kallikrein inhibitors target a distinct molecular pathway and as such have the potential to offer those patients an effective treatment option. The firm has a clinical and advanced pre-clinical product pipeline targeting both intravitreal injection and oral administration, and its plasma kallikrein inhibitors can be applied to additional indications in ophthalmology. The company was founded by Lloyd Paul Aiello, Andrew Crockett, Robert Haigh and Edward P. Feener in 2011 and is headquartered in Porton Down, the United Kingdom. | 4 years |
Kevin DaSilva | M | 60 |
VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc.
VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc. Medical SpecialtiesHealth Technology VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc. provides medical devices and procedures for the minimally invasive treatment of venous reflux disease, an underlying cause of varicose veins. Venous reflux disease results in symptoms such as leg pain, swelling, fatigue, skin ulcers, and painful varicose veins. The company was founded on January 31, 1995 and is headquartered in San Jose, CA. | 15 years |
Ryan Baker | M | - | 1 years | |
Antoni Mora | M | - |
AlterG, Inc.
AlterG, Inc. Medical/Nursing ServicesHealth Services AlterG, Inc. develops weight reduction athletic equipment. Its products are used by major medical centers, leading physical therapy clinics and professional, collegiate, and individual sports and fitness programs. The firm?s products include anti gravity treadmill, bionic leg and accessories. AlterG was founded by Michael Brenton Looney, Fritz Moore, Edward Liou and Sean Whalen in 2005 and is headquartered in Fremont, CA. | - |
Nicole Sweeny | F | 49 | 1 years | |
John Shoven | M | 76 |
Stanford University
| 51 years |
Robert W. Dutton | M | 80 |
Stanford University
| 53 years |
Lloyd Paul Aiello | M | - |
KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Pharmaceuticals: MajorHealth Technology KalVista Pharmaceuticals Ltd. develops novel plasma kallikrein inhibitors. It also engages in the development of serine protease inhibitors and novel plasma kallikrein inhibitors represent a, approach to the treatment of DME, a leading cause of adult visual loss, plasma kallikrein inhibitors target a distinct molecular pathway and as such have the potential to offer those patients an effective treatment option. The firm has a clinical and advanced pre-clinical product pipeline targeting both intravitreal injection and oral administration, and its plasma kallikrein inhibitors can be applied to additional indications in ophthalmology. The company was founded by Lloyd Paul Aiello, Andrew Crockett, Robert Haigh and Edward P. Feener in 2011 and is headquartered in Porton Down, the United Kingdom. | 13 years |
Paul Audhya | M | 51 | 3 years | |
Geoffrey West | M | 84 |
Stanford University
| 54 years |
Dev K. Mishra | M | - |
AlterG, Inc.
AlterG, Inc. Medical/Nursing ServicesHealth Services AlterG, Inc. develops weight reduction athletic equipment. Its products are used by major medical centers, leading physical therapy clinics and professional, collegiate, and individual sports and fitness programs. The firm?s products include anti gravity treadmill, bionic leg and accessories. AlterG was founded by Michael Brenton Looney, Fritz Moore, Edward Liou and Sean Whalen in 2005 and is headquartered in Fremont, CA. | - |
Mike Smith | M | - | 8 years | |
Ross Jaffe | M | 65 |
AlterG, Inc.
AlterG, Inc. Medical/Nursing ServicesHealth Services AlterG, Inc. develops weight reduction athletic equipment. Its products are used by major medical centers, leading physical therapy clinics and professional, collegiate, and individual sports and fitness programs. The firm?s products include anti gravity treadmill, bionic leg and accessories. AlterG was founded by Michael Brenton Looney, Fritz Moore, Edward Liou and Sean Whalen in 2005 and is headquartered in Fremont, CA. | - |
Mike Phillips | M | - |
AlterG, Inc.
AlterG, Inc. Medical/Nursing ServicesHealth Services AlterG, Inc. develops weight reduction athletic equipment. Its products are used by major medical centers, leading physical therapy clinics and professional, collegiate, and individual sports and fitness programs. The firm?s products include anti gravity treadmill, bionic leg and accessories. AlterG was founded by Michael Brenton Looney, Fritz Moore, Edward Liou and Sean Whalen in 2005 and is headquartered in Fremont, CA. | - |
Matthew J. Nicolella | M | - |
VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc.
VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc. Medical SpecialtiesHealth Technology VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc. provides medical devices and procedures for the minimally invasive treatment of venous reflux disease, an underlying cause of varicose veins. Venous reflux disease results in symptoms such as leg pain, swelling, fatigue, skin ulcers, and painful varicose veins. The company was founded on January 31, 1995 and is headquartered in San Jose, CA. | 15 years |
William W. Potts | M | - |
AlterG, Inc.
AlterG, Inc. Medical/Nursing ServicesHealth Services AlterG, Inc. develops weight reduction athletic equipment. Its products are used by major medical centers, leading physical therapy clinics and professional, collegiate, and individual sports and fitness programs. The firm?s products include anti gravity treadmill, bionic leg and accessories. AlterG was founded by Michael Brenton Looney, Fritz Moore, Edward Liou and Sean Whalen in 2005 and is headquartered in Fremont, CA. | - |
Michael L. Ray | M | 85 |
Stanford University
| 57 years |
Amir Belson | M | 62 |
AlterG, Inc.
AlterG, Inc. Medical/Nursing ServicesHealth Services AlterG, Inc. develops weight reduction athletic equipment. Its products are used by major medical centers, leading physical therapy clinics and professional, collegiate, and individual sports and fitness programs. The firm?s products include anti gravity treadmill, bionic leg and accessories. AlterG was founded by Michael Brenton Looney, Fritz Moore, Edward Liou and Sean Whalen in 2005 and is headquartered in Fremont, CA. | - |
William F. Sharpe | M | - |
Stanford University
| 54 years |
William A. Franklin | M | 78 |
VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc.
VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc. Medical SpecialtiesHealth Technology VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc. provides medical devices and procedures for the minimally invasive treatment of venous reflux disease, an underlying cause of varicose veins. Venous reflux disease results in symptoms such as leg pain, swelling, fatigue, skin ulcers, and painful varicose veins. The company was founded on January 31, 1995 and is headquartered in San Jose, CA. | 17 years |
Jarrod Aldom | M | - | - |
Connections Chart
Multi-company connection
Former connections
Name | Gender | Age | Linked companies | Collaboration |
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David M. Clapper | M | 72 |
SurgRx, Inc.
SurgRx, Inc. Medical SpecialtiesHealth Technology SurgRx, Inc. develops tissue sealing and cutting technology. The company's products include EnSeal, TRIO, PowerTip, RF-60, and universal RF Generator. It also develops vessel fusion system used in electrosurgical devices. The company was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Redwood City, CA.
Carbylan Therapeutics, Inc.
Carbylan Therapeutics, Inc. Pharmaceuticals: MajorHealth Technology Carbylan Therapeutics, Inc. engages in the development and market of medical devices and drug combination products to treat the pain associated with osteoarthritis. It offers Hydros Joint Therapy and Hydros-TA Joint Therapy, viscoelastic hyaluronan-based products designed to provide long term relief of the pain associated with osteoarthritis using a single intra-articular injection. The company was founded by Richard R. Orlandi, Albert Park, Glenn D. Prestwich and Richard K. Koehn in March 2004 and is headquartered in Palo Alto, CA.
CYTYC Surgical Products
CYTYC Surgical Products Pharmaceuticals: MajorHealth Technology CYTYC Surgical Products was founded to design, develop, manufacture and market innovative therapeutic devices that improve the quality of women's healthcare in a cost- effective manner. Its initial product, the Novasure Endometrial Ablation System, is used to treat women who suffer from excessive menstrual bleeding. | 12 years |
Richard Miles | M | 81 |
Stanford University
| 9 years |
Pearson Spaght | M | 80 |
Stanford University
| 10 years |
Kerry Dance | M | - |
Stanford University
| 9 years |
Peter Osborne | M | 67 |
VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc.
VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc. Medical SpecialtiesHealth Technology VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc. provides medical devices and procedures for the minimally invasive treatment of venous reflux disease, an underlying cause of varicose veins. Venous reflux disease results in symptoms such as leg pain, swelling, fatigue, skin ulcers, and painful varicose veins. The company was founded on January 31, 1995 and is headquartered in San Jose, CA. | 2 years |
Rocky Barber | M | - |
Stanford University
| 6 years |
David Holmes Williams | M | - |
Stanford University
| 5 years |
David Renzi | M | 66 |
SurgRx, Inc.
SurgRx, Inc. Medical SpecialtiesHealth Technology SurgRx, Inc. develops tissue sealing and cutting technology. The company's products include EnSeal, TRIO, PowerTip, RF-60, and universal RF Generator. It also develops vessel fusion system used in electrosurgical devices. The company was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Redwood City, CA. | 3 years |
Everett Cox | M | - |
Stanford University
| 5 years |
Gary F. Derbenwick | M | - |
Stanford University
| 7 years |
Don Soland | M | 65 | 3 years | |
Edward Abraham | M | - |
Stanford University
| 7 years |
John McKune | M | - |
Carbylan Therapeutics, Inc.
Carbylan Therapeutics, Inc. Pharmaceuticals: MajorHealth Technology Carbylan Therapeutics, Inc. engages in the development and market of medical devices and drug combination products to treat the pain associated with osteoarthritis. It offers Hydros Joint Therapy and Hydros-TA Joint Therapy, viscoelastic hyaluronan-based products designed to provide long term relief of the pain associated with osteoarthritis using a single intra-articular injection. The company was founded by Richard R. Orlandi, Albert Park, Glenn D. Prestwich and Richard K. Koehn in March 2004 and is headquartered in Palo Alto, CA. | 2 years |
Christopher Walt | M | - |
Stanford University
| 5 years |
Julian Nikolchev | M | 70 |
Stanford University
| 5 years |
Stewart C. Myers | M | 83 |
Stanford University
| 5 years |
Ron Kaiser | M | - |
Stanford University
| 7 years |
Gordon K. Davidson | M | - |
Stanford University
| 5 years |
Donald H. Platt | M | - |
Stanford University
| 6 years |
Phillip J. Salsbury | M | 82 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
Leah Monteiro | F | - | 5 years | |
David Saul | M | - |
Carbylan Therapeutics, Inc.
Carbylan Therapeutics, Inc. Pharmaceuticals: MajorHealth Technology Carbylan Therapeutics, Inc. engages in the development and market of medical devices and drug combination products to treat the pain associated with osteoarthritis. It offers Hydros Joint Therapy and Hydros-TA Joint Therapy, viscoelastic hyaluronan-based products designed to provide long term relief of the pain associated with osteoarthritis using a single intra-articular injection. The company was founded by Richard R. Orlandi, Albert Park, Glenn D. Prestwich and Richard K. Koehn in March 2004 and is headquartered in Palo Alto, CA. | - |
Bill Berg | M | 70 |
Stanford University
| 5 years |
Raj Shah | M | 46 | 3 years | |
Gary Kurtzman | M | 69 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
Reza Zadno | M | 69 |
Carbylan Therapeutics, Inc.
Carbylan Therapeutics, Inc. Pharmaceuticals: MajorHealth Technology Carbylan Therapeutics, Inc. engages in the development and market of medical devices and drug combination products to treat the pain associated with osteoarthritis. It offers Hydros Joint Therapy and Hydros-TA Joint Therapy, viscoelastic hyaluronan-based products designed to provide long term relief of the pain associated with osteoarthritis using a single intra-articular injection. The company was founded by Richard R. Orlandi, Albert Park, Glenn D. Prestwich and Richard K. Koehn in March 2004 and is headquartered in Palo Alto, CA. | 3 years |
Yan Hok Fan | M | 74 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
Allan Martin | M | - |
Stanford University
| 6 years |
Scott Franklyn Wilson | M | - |
Stanford University
| - |
Russ Hill | M | - |
Stanford University
| 6 years |
Joshua Resnick | M | 49 | 2 years | |
James Weisberger | M | 68 |
Stanford University
| 5 years |
Randall Fields | M | 77 |
Stanford University
| 6 years |
Robert D. Caligiuri | M | 72 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
George Parker | M | 85 |
Stanford University
| 6 years |
R. Dixon Speas | M | - |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
Jim P. Jenkins | M | 76 |
Stanford University
| 6 years |
V. Paul Chantalat | M | 74 |
Stanford University
| 6 years |
Timothy A. Marcotte | M | 67 |
VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc.
VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc. Medical SpecialtiesHealth Technology VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc. provides medical devices and procedures for the minimally invasive treatment of venous reflux disease, an underlying cause of varicose veins. Venous reflux disease results in symptoms such as leg pain, swelling, fatigue, skin ulcers, and painful varicose veins. The company was founded on January 31, 1995 and is headquartered in San Jose, CA. | 3 years |
Keith Katkin | M | 52 |
Carbylan Therapeutics, Inc.
Carbylan Therapeutics, Inc. Pharmaceuticals: MajorHealth Technology Carbylan Therapeutics, Inc. engages in the development and market of medical devices and drug combination products to treat the pain associated with osteoarthritis. It offers Hydros Joint Therapy and Hydros-TA Joint Therapy, viscoelastic hyaluronan-based products designed to provide long term relief of the pain associated with osteoarthritis using a single intra-articular injection. The company was founded by Richard R. Orlandi, Albert Park, Glenn D. Prestwich and Richard K. Koehn in March 2004 and is headquartered in Palo Alto, CA. | 2 years |
Philippe H. Marco | M | 60 |
Xtent, Inc.
Xtent, Inc. Medical SpecialtiesHealth Technology Xtent, Inc. is a medical devices manufacturing company. The company develops drug-eluting stent systems for the treatment of multi-vessel, multi-lesion coronary and peripheral vascular diseases. Xtent was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in Menlo Park, CA. | 6 years |
Krishna C. Saraswat | M | 77 |
Stanford University
| 5 years |
Andreas Maetzel | M | 60 | - | |
Mike L. Foster | M | - |
Stanford University
| 9 years |
Robert L. Joss | M | 82 |
Stanford University
| 5 years |
Thurman Rodgers | M | 76 |
Stanford University
| 3 years |
Brooke Seawell | M | 76 |
Stanford University
| 7 years |
Steven Basta | M | 59 |
Carbylan Therapeutics, Inc.
Carbylan Therapeutics, Inc. Pharmaceuticals: MajorHealth Technology Carbylan Therapeutics, Inc. engages in the development and market of medical devices and drug combination products to treat the pain associated with osteoarthritis. It offers Hydros Joint Therapy and Hydros-TA Joint Therapy, viscoelastic hyaluronan-based products designed to provide long term relief of the pain associated with osteoarthritis using a single intra-articular injection. The company was founded by Richard R. Orlandi, Albert Park, Glenn D. Prestwich and Richard K. Koehn in March 2004 and is headquartered in Palo Alto, CA. | 7 years |
Brian E. Farley | M | 66 |
VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc.
VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc. Medical SpecialtiesHealth Technology VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc. provides medical devices and procedures for the minimally invasive treatment of venous reflux disease, an underlying cause of varicose veins. Venous reflux disease results in symptoms such as leg pain, swelling, fatigue, skin ulcers, and painful varicose veins. The company was founded on January 31, 1995 and is headquartered in San Jose, CA. | 14 years |
Lawrence W. Keeshan | M | - |
Stanford University
| 2 years |
Ted Meyer | M | - |
Stanford University
| 6 years |
Beverly H. Lorell | M | 74 |
Stanford University
| 8 years |
Jay H. Friedrichs | M | - |
Stanford University
| 8 years |
George Hutton | M | 69 |
Stanford University
| 5 years |
Brad Mills Mills | M | 68 |
Stanford University
| 6 years |
Charlene Andors Friedman | F | 66 |
VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc.
VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc. Medical SpecialtiesHealth Technology VNUS Medical Technologies, Inc. provides medical devices and procedures for the minimally invasive treatment of venous reflux disease, an underlying cause of varicose veins. Venous reflux disease results in symptoms such as leg pain, swelling, fatigue, skin ulcers, and painful varicose veins. The company was founded on January 31, 1995 and is headquartered in San Jose, CA. | 2 years |
Stephen Wurzburg | M | - |
Stanford University
| 8 years |
Robert E. Marks | M | 72 |
Stanford University
| 5 years |
Kim Mitchell | M | 73 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
John de Zulueta Greenebaum | M | 77 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
Lawrie Lieberman | M | - |
Stanford University
| 2 years |
John D. Goldman | M | - |
Stanford University
| 2 years |
Allen M. Katz | M | 75 |
Stanford University
| 3 years |
Mark L. Pelesh | M | 70 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
Robert T. Clarkson | M | 71 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
Statistics
Country | Connections | % of total |
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United States | 97 | 97.00% |
United Kingdom | 10 | 10.00% |
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- Stock Market
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