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LSE:CREO (Creo Medical Limited)

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Creo Medical Group PLC is a medical device company engaged in providing services in the field of surgical endoscopy. The company has developed a platform called croma which is an electrosurgical platform to deliver microwave and bipolar radiofrequency through a single accessory port. Its reportable segments being the research and development of electrosurgical medical devices relating to the field of surgical endoscopy.
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