IceCure Medical publishes ProSense cryoablation presentation on local treatment of low-risk breast cancer with endocrine therapy

Reuters03-16
IceCure Medical publishes ProSense cryoablation presentation on local treatment of low-risk breast cancer with endocrine therapy

IceCure released a corporate presentation outlining its ProSense cryoablation system and its U.S. FDA marketing authorization for local treatment of low-risk breast cancer with endocrine therapy. The company said ProSense is the only minimally invasive cryoablation device with U.S. labeling for breast cancer and cited a total addressable market of USD 1.2 billion. IceCure reported regulatory approvals in 27 countries and said it has 64 full-time employees. It also described the ICE3 study, which enrolled 194 patients across 19 U.S. sites to evaluate cryoablation without lumpectomy. IceCure listed CEO Eyal Shamir and COO Shay Levav among its leadership team.

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