MRI Medical announces name change to Xeridiem Medical Devices

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MRI Medical Inc. is changing its name to Xeridiem Medical Devices, Inc. as part of its corporate development plan.

"Although we're changing our name, we will continue to provide our customers with the same superior design, development, and manufacturing services that we've provided for nearly 30 years," stated Joseph Lee, Xeridiem Medical Devices, Inc.'s President. "Our mission remains the same - to improve healthcare by helping our customers efficiently supply world class medical devices to patients around the world."

Xeridiem Medical Devices, Inc. custom engineers performance-critical, minimally invasive medical devices used in urology, cardiology, gastroenterology, minimally invasive surgery, and gynecology for both major companies and individual entrepreneurs.

"We apply our keen insight and experience to solving our customers' toughest challenges in design and development through validation, testing and documentation for regulatory approval," stated Joseph Lee, President. "Our acquisition in July by Fenner plc gives us access to a deep pool of technical and financial resources to use in launching our customers' products quickly and efficiently. These are exciting developments for Xeridiem Medical Devices, Inc."

SOURCE Xeridiem Medical Devices, Inc.

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