Todd J. Polk

Bioconnect Systems, Inc. provides surgical implants and techniques that form controlled vascular connections. It offers Optiflow, a family of anastomotic connectors that provides repeatable method for connecting vessels. The company was founded by Michael Dugery and Adam D. Dakin on May 8, 2006 and is headquartered in Ambler, PA.

Cabot Medical Corp. designs and manufactures medical instruments. The firm offers endoscopes, light source, adapter optics, and other electrosurgical instruments. The company is headquartered in Langhorne, PA.

Circon Corp. used to design, manufacture and distribute electromedical equipment. It used to supply products used in minimally invasive urological and gynecological surgery. The company, apart from its medical endoscope and electrosurgery systems, also used to design, assemble & market miniature color video systems used in endoscope systems. The company was headquartered in Santa Barbara, IL.

Part of Getinge AB, X-SITE Medical LLC is a company that researches and develops vascular closure technology. The company is based in Blue Bell, PA. X-SITE Medical was acquired by Datascope Corp., part of Getinge AB from January 30, 2009 on May 24, 2004.

Replication Medical, Inc. develops implantable hydrogel devices. Its products include Enguard, Gelguard, GelFix and GelStix. The company was founded by Vladimir A. Stoy, Chuck G. Hadley and David W. Anderson in 2000 and is headquartered Monmouth Junction, NJ.