Phagenesis, a UK-based medical device company focused on the treatment of dysphagia, has expanded its series B round to $17m.

It originally announced a €7m ($9.1m) first close led by Inventages, a life sciences firm backed by Switzerland-based food and nutrition corporation Nestlé, in autumn 2011.

Founded in 2007 after it spun off from research performed at the University of Manchester, Phagenesis raised £2m ($3m) in a September 2010 series A round of financing from unnamed investors. Phagenesis is developing…

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