


Arissa Medical is a privately owned medical device company based in Silicon Valley, CA, USA. We design and innovate Neurovascular products used by Interventional Neuroradiologists for the treatment of hemorrhagic stroke. Syntra intrasaccular device technology is currently a US FDA Breakthrough Designation application candidate under review for the treatment of Wide Neck Intracranial Aneurysms.

Syntra is an intrasaccular Origami device for treating wide-neck and irregular intracranial aneurysms. Syntra implant delivered linearly as a 3D framing endo-bridge scaffold device that "unfolds" within the aneurysm sac in-situ. Syntra enables safe & effective treatment of acutely angulated wide neck sidewall & bifurcation aneurysms (ruptured/unruptured) without the need for DAPT.

Successful First In Human (FIH) & Pilot Study at 6mo./12mo. DSA follow-up patient outcomes with no major adverse events.

President / CEO
Seasoned technical executive/serial-entrepreneur with domestic/Int’l experience in R&D providing innovative medical device solutions in the areas of neurovascular, cardiovascular & peripheral vascular interventional minimally-invasive medical device technologies for over 36+ years.

CFO / BD
Veteran CPA with over 35+ years experience in finance & business development with midsize Fortune 500 Companies (IT/MedTech) with US & offshore presence.

Director of R&D
Medical device Research & Development professional with over 30+ years of technical and cross-functional management experience focused interventional minimally-invasive medical device product & technology development.

Arissa Medical is based in Silicon Valley, San Francisco Bay-Area, CA USA.
For additional information on our intrasaccular device technology, please contact via email or our LinkedIn profile. https://www.linkedin.com/in/byungju/
39655 Eureka Drive, Newark, California 94560, United States
Email: byung.ju@arissamedical.com
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