Clinical Trials
20
1 active
Approvals
0
Total approvals
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Regulatory bodies
Founded
1919
Completed
12
60.0%
Not yet recruiting
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5.0%
Recruiting
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15.0%
Suspended
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5.0%
Terminated
3
15.0%
No approval data available
- Neptune Medical's Triton gastrointestinal robot successfully met both primary endpoints in its CARE 1 first-in-human study, demonstrating 100% cecal intubation rate with no adverse events in 50 patients. - The robotic endoscopy system achieved a 67.5% polyp detection rate and 54.2% adenoma detection rate during screening, surveillance, and diagnostic colonoscopies performed at a single center in Poland. - Study investigators reported favorable ergonomic benefits for endoscopists, suggesting the system could enable performance of numerous high-quality colonoscopies with minimal fatigue to address increasing procedural demands.
- B. Braun SE has completed the full acquisition of True Digital Surgery (TDS), a California-based company specializing in digital robotic-assisted 3D surgical microscopy technology. - The acquisition enables B. Braun's surgical division Aesculap to secure TDS expertise and advance the Aesculap AEOS digital microscope used in neurosurgery, spinal surgery, and ENT procedures. - The high-end microsurgery market is transforming from traditional analog microscopes to digital exoscopes, which allow surgeons to operate while viewing 3D monitors and maintain upright posture to reduce physical strain. - TDS will remain as a technology hub at its Goleta, California location, focusing on innovation and integration of advanced surgical technologies within B. Braun's global healthcare network.
- Olympus received FDA 510(k) clearance for its EZ1500 series endoscopes featuring Extended Depth of Field (EDOF) technology, representing the company's most advanced imaging innovation. - The EDOF technology uses dual prisms to create continuously sharp images across varying depths, allowing entire lesions to remain in focus during gastrointestinal tract inspection. - The new endoscopes offer improved performance with 3mm close-distance viewing compared to 5mm in previous generation scopes, reducing the need to switch between imaging modes. - The devices feature a 10% lighter ErgoGrip control section and integrate with multiple advanced imaging technologies including TXI, RDI, and NBI as part of the EVIS X1 endoscopy system.
- Olympus has launched the Retentia HemoClip, a novel single-use hemostasis device featuring 360° rotation and one-step deployment, designed to improve precision in GI endoscopic procedures. - The innovative clip system comes in three different sizes to accommodate various closure applications, offering endoscopists greater flexibility in treating gastrointestinal bleeding and related conditions. - This strategic product launch begins in the US market with planned global expansion, strengthening Olympus's comprehensive EndoTherapy portfolio for advanced endoscopic procedures including EMR and ESD.
