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Expanding Med Device Distribution Internationally and in China with Andy Levien CEO at ArcScan

from From Lab to Launch by Qualio · host Andy Levien CEO or ArcScan

Andy Levien, President and CEO of ArcScan talks to Robert about expanding his medical device company internationally and into China.  ArcScan was founded in February 2007 in Golden, Colorado. Their product, the ArcScan Insight® 100 is the leading, very high frequency ultrasound device that images the entire anterior segment of the eye, including behind the iris; areas that cannot be seen with even the newest models of optical technologyAnd because the system is not handheld, diagnostic measurements have never been this precise. ArcScan’s many innovations have led to a number of issued and pending ArcScan patents. Due to the success of accommodating intra-ocular lenses and the ever-growing refractive surgery market, intelligent imaging and precise measurements are more necessary than ever before. Show notes:https://arcscan.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewlevien/ About AndyAndy Levien was appointed President and CEO of ArcScan in April 2012, and currently holds this position today. Before that he served as President and Global VP Operations of Norgren and President of Norgren Fluid Controls, a pneumatics and industrial controls company. Prior to that he held SVP and General Manager roles at Emerson Electric Co., an electrical equipment  and industrial instruments manufacturer. ArcScan was founded in February 2007 in Golden, Colorado. The original machine, the Artemis 2, was eventually rebranded and became the ArcScan Insight® 100. The ArcScan Insight® 100 is the leading, very high frequency ultrasound (VHFU) device that images the entire anterior segment of the eye, including behind the iris; areas that cannot be seen with even the newest models of optical technology. And because the system is not handheld, diagnostic measurements have never been this precise. ArcScan’s many innovations have led to a number of issued and pending ArcScan patents. Due to the success of accommodating intraocular lenses and the ever-growing refractive surgery market, intelligent imaging and precise measurements are more necessary than ever before.Apply to be on From Lab to Launch here.Music by keldezQualio website:https://www.qualio.com/Previous episodes:https://www.qualio.com/from-lab-to-launch-podcastApply to be on the show:https://forms.gle/uUH2YtCFxJHrVGeL8Music by keldez

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Andy Levien, President and CEO of ArcScan talks to Robert about expanding his medical device company internationally and into China. ArcScan was founded in February 2007 in Golden, Colorado. Their product, the ArcScan Insight® 100 is the leading, very high frequency ultrasound device that images the entire anterior segment of the eye, including behind the iris; areas that cannot be seen with even the newest models of optical technology And because the system is not handheld, diagnosti...

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