Esophageal Disease Treatment Manufacturer Raises $20.5M

CSA Medical, a Baltimore-based developer of spray devices that treat esophageal disease, has raised $20.5 million in funding, according to a Baltimore Business Journal report.

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By: Staff

The company produces a “spray cryotherapy” system that delivers extremely cold liquid nitrogen spray using endoscopy to treat esophageal disease. The funds will be used for post-market clinical studies and ongoing development to support the treatment.

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