Pamela M. Bunes

The Group's principal activity is to develop, research and market heart monitors and other diagnostic medical devices. The Group's product Model 100 ambulatory monitor system which monitor, which collects, processes and records data, as well as will enable physicians to monitor the changes in the patient's physiological signals and assist in the detection of heart disease through the conduct of electrocardiogram tests. The Group is a development stage company.

The Group's principal activity is to develop, research and market heart monitors and other diagnostic medical devices. The Group's product Model 100 ambulatory monitor system which monitor, which collects, processes and records data, as well as will enable physicians to monitor the changes in the patient's physiological signals and assist in the detection of heart disease through the conduct of electrocardiogram tests. The Group is a development stage company.

The Group's principal activity is to develop, research and market heart monitors and other diagnostic medical devices. The Group's product Model 100 ambulatory monitor system which monitor, which collects, processes and records data, as well as will enable physicians to monitor the changes in the patient's physiological signals and assist in the detection of heart disease through the conduct of electrocardiogram tests. The Group is a development stage company.

The Group's principal activity is to develop, research and market heart monitors and other diagnostic medical devices. The Group's product Model 100 ambulatory monitor system which monitor, which collects, processes and records data, as well as will enable physicians to monitor the changes in the patient's physiological signals and assist in the detection of heart disease through the conduct of electrocardiogram tests. The Group is a development stage company.

The Group's principal activity is to develop, research and market heart monitors and other diagnostic medical devices. The Group's product Model 100 ambulatory monitor system which monitor, which collects, processes and records data, as well as will enable physicians to monitor the changes in the patient's physiological signals and assist in the detection of heart disease through the conduct of electrocardiogram tests. The Group is a development stage company.

Biosense Webster, Inc. develops technology solutions for diagnosing heart rhythm disorders. It provides deflectable tip catheter for treating arrhythmia disorder. The company was founded by Wilton W. Webster Jr. and Shlomo Ben-Haim in 1998 and is headquartered in South Diamond Bar, CA.

EpiEP, Inc. develops heart-related medical devices. It has developed epicardial access system, EpiAccess, which engages a patent protected pressure-guided needle that is designed to alert physicians of needle tip location during epicardial access procedures. The firm specializes on instruments that facilitates an epicardial approach for patients who benefit from minimally invasive procedures on the surface of the heart. The company was founded by Pamela M. Bunes, Jason Tucker-Schwartz, Srijoy Mahapatra and George T. Gillies in December 2008 and is headquartered in New Haven, CT.

EpiEP, Inc. develops heart-related medical devices. It has developed epicardial access system, EpiAccess, which engages a patent protected pressure-guided needle that is designed to alert physicians of needle tip location during epicardial access procedures. The firm specializes on instruments that facilitates an epicardial approach for patients who benefit from minimally invasive procedures on the surface of the heart. The company was founded by Pamela M. Bunes, Jason Tucker-Schwartz, Srijoy Mahapatra and George T. Gillies in December 2008 and is headquartered in New Haven, CT.

EpiEP, Inc. develops heart-related medical devices. It has developed epicardial access system, EpiAccess, which engages a patent protected pressure-guided needle that is designed to alert physicians of needle tip location during epicardial access procedures. The firm specializes on instruments that facilitates an epicardial approach for patients who benefit from minimally invasive procedures on the surface of the heart. The company was founded by Pamela M. Bunes, Jason Tucker-Schwartz, Srijoy Mahapatra and George T. Gillies in December 2008 and is headquartered in New Haven, CT.

Biosense Webster, Inc. develops technology solutions for diagnosing heart rhythm disorders. It provides deflectable tip catheter for treating arrhythmia disorder. The company was founded by Wilton W. Webster Jr. and Shlomo Ben-Haim in 1998 and is headquartered in South Diamond Bar, CA.