MMI Raises $125M to Expand Robotic Microsurgery and Explore New Treatments

Medical Microinstruments raised $125 million to expand its Symani robotic microsurgery system. The technology assists surgeons in repairing microscopic blood and lymphatic vessels after trauma or cancer surgery. This capital enables hospitals to scale robotic microsurgery programs while funding new trials for Alzheimer's disease.

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