Clinical Trials Arena January 22, 2024
Robert Barrie

Adding to prior European Innovation Council investment, the funds will help the start-up’s goal of US market access by 2025.

Cardiology start-up Acorai has secured $4.5m in an oversubscribed series seed equity round to advance its non-invasive intracardiac pressure monitoring device in clinical trials.

The round, which was led by Solardis Health Ventures, will aid in the Swedish company’s goal of completing its CAPTURE-HF clinical study in 2024.

The seed round follows Acorai securing a €2.3m ($2.46m) grant with a follow-on investment of €10m from the European Innovation Council (EIC) late last year.

The CAPTURE-HF study aims to demonstrate the performance of the cardiac monitoring device in 1,200 patients...

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