ORLANDO, FL–Cardiovascular Sciences Inc. (Pink sheets:CVSC), which has developed technology to prevent adhesions after surgery, says it has received initial funding but named neither the amount nor the investor.

Adhesions occur any time two adjacent tissues have been injured as part of the normal healing process. For cuts on the surface of the skin, this is a good thing. But when it is between two internal organs or tissue surfaces that are not usually fused, it can cause clinically significant and serious problems.

“This initial funding will allow us to resolve many of the obstacles that must be overcome in any business at this stage,” stated Dr. Larry Hooper, CEO. “It will also allow us to forge ahead at a more optimum pace for continuing to develop our technology.”

The company received a “six-figure” grant from Florida’s I-4 High Tech Corridor Council last year.

On the Web: www.cvsciences.org

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