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Incision secures €4 million for US healthcare software expansion

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Amsterdam healthcare software company Incision has secured €4 million from HERAN Partners through its HERAN HealthTech Fund II. The company plans to expand in the United States, build partnerships with medical technology companies and further develop its platform. Incision Assist gives operating room staff guidance specific to procedures, roles and surgeons, including instruments, materials and room setup. Its other products provide sterile processing training and competency tracking, and accredited online surgical education. Hospitals maintain Assist's content internally after implementation.
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