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LSI Solutions is a medical device company focused on advancing minimally invasive surgery. Founded in 1986, the company researches, develops, and manufactures innovative surgical instruments, with a portfolio that includes over 75 products. Its work spans several surgical specialties, including cardiac, general, gynecology, and urology procedures.

The company's devices, such as the automated suturing system COR-KNOT® and the RAM® line for rapid aortic valve procedures, are used in healthcare systems across more than 80 countries, having been used in over one million patient procedures. LSI Solutions operates from a substantial physical footprint, with a campus of 10 buildings on 95 acres and a manufacturing facility exceeding 170,000 square feet in New York.

The company employs over 500 people and has additional operations in Düsseldorf, Germany, supporting its global distribution and service network.

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