Willem P. van Lawick

PulseCath BV develops, manufactures and markets circulatory support systems. It offers iVAC 3L, a mid-range minimal heart circulatory assist device that generates up to three liters per minute, and offers critical hemodynamic support in the case of left ventricular failure or during high-risk revascularization procedures with potential post craniotomy weaning complications. The company was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Arnhem, Germany.

PulseCath BV develops, manufactures and markets circulatory support systems. It offers iVAC 3L, a mid-range minimal heart circulatory assist device that generates up to three liters per minute, and offers critical hemodynamic support in the case of left ventricular failure or during high-risk revascularization procedures with potential post craniotomy weaning complications. The company was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Arnhem, Germany.

MedSciences Capital Management BV (MSCM) is a venture capital investment firm located in Amsterdam. MSCM is part of Kempen & Co. N.V., a Dutch merchant bank offering asset management, corporate finance, and security trading services. In turn, Kempen & Co. is part of F. van Lanschot Bankiers NV group (XA: LANS). MSCM manages three closed-end funds: MedSciences Capital BV, MedSciences Capital II BV and MedSciences Seed Fund BV.

Organ Assist BV engages in the development of a medical device for organ preservation. It offers kidney assist transport, and donor, liver, lung, and kidney assist. The company was founded by Gerhard Rakhorst in 2005 and is headquartered in Groningen, the Netherlands.

PulseCath BV develops, manufactures and markets circulatory support systems. It offers iVAC 3L, a mid-range minimal heart circulatory assist device that generates up to three liters per minute, and offers critical hemodynamic support in the case of left ventricular failure or during high-risk revascularization procedures with potential post craniotomy weaning complications. The company was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Arnhem, Germany.