Mayo Clinic partners with Boston Scientific to speed development, release of medical devices

Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic and Marlborough, Mass.-based Boston Scientific have announced a continuing collaboration in which the two organizations share intellectual property and work to rapidly develop medical devices to address unmet clinical needs.

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Small teams of Boston Scientific engineers and Mayo Clinic physicians have been working together to develop medical technologies in interventional cardiology, heart rhythm management, endoscopy, neuromodulation, urology and pelvic health.

Several programs are currently underway, including two Mayo Clinic studies.

The collaboration is being managed through the Mayo Clinic Ventures program, which serves the academic medical center by finding partners that can bring its inventions to the marketplace.

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