GGalgo Medical
Barcelona-based medical imaging software company that develops post-processing and 3D visualization tools for stereotactic neurosurgery, cardiac electrophysiology, and osteoporosis diagnostics. Spun out of Universitat Pompeu Fabra's Department of Information Technologies in 2013, it operates alongside related product entities Adas3D Medical, 3D-SHAPER Medical, and StereoDive. Backed by Spanish/EU public grants (CDTI, ENISA, Horizon 2020) and private VC investment.
SectorsMedical imaging software, Neurosurgery, Cardiology/Electrophysiology, Orthopedics/Osteoporosis diagnostics
Start-up MapHealthtech & Bio › Diagnostics & precision medicine testing
Founders
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Luis Serra
Co-Founder & President
X
Xavi Planes
Co-Founder & CTO of Adas3D Medical
Global models 5
HHeartFlow
United States · www.heartflow.com ↗
Sells software to hospitals that turns cardiac CT scans into 3D models of the heart's arteries for diagnosis and treatment planning, much like Galgo's Adas3D does for heart-rhythm procedures.
~$900MComparable
CCleerly
United States · cleerlyhealth.com ↗
Sells hospitals software that measures artery plaque in 3D from coronary CT scans, so it too earns money by analysing medical images for clinicians.
~$400MComparable
AAidoc
Israel · www.aidoc.com ↗
Sells hospitals software licences that run automatic analysis on CT and MRI scans, the same software-on-top-of-scanners model with a broader clinical scope.
~$370MComparable
VViz.ai
United States · www.viz.ai ↗
Sells hospitals subscription software that analyses brain and heart scans for neurovascular and cardiac care, overlapping with Galgo's neurosurgery and cardiology focus.
~$250MComparable
IinHEART
France · www.inheart.fr ↗
The closest match to Adas3D: it turns cardiac MRI and CT scans into 3D digital hearts that guide ablation procedures for heart-rhythm disorders, and sells this to electrophysiology labs.
~$30MComparable
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