Microbot Medical pushes back on third-party article, plans call to correct misstatements
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- Microbot Medical scheduled analyst and investor call for May 18 at 3:00 pm ET to address what it described as misleading statements in an unaffiliated third-party article about its LIBERTY endovascular robotic system.
- Management plans to review recent progress on full market release of LIBERTY, then correct what it called misrepresentations to ensure investors have accurate product and company information.
- Vascular surgeon Charles Briggs, a LIBERTY user at Tampa General Hospital, will discuss his experience with system, then address inaccuracies the company said were attributed to him in the article.
- Interventional radiologist Zachary L. Bercu of Emory Healthcare, described as first LIBERTY user, will also join call to discuss use of system in routine practice.
- Microbot cited a Wall Street research report that it said refuted claims in the article, including comments attributed to a vascular surgeon.
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