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VACURE
A device to extract the entire contents of the pregnancy without penetrating the uterus, using a VAC device widely used in wound care – minimum suffering and maximum efficiency
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Faster Detection of Malignant Thyroid Cancer
Point of care (POC) assay for the thyroid, allowing an instant answer on whether a tumor is DTC, so timely action can be taken
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Cerclage Lock
A cervical cerclage lock to prevent stitching from becoming ingrained in tissue and ensure safe, easy removal of sutures ahead of birth
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TendoCoil
An external anchor that monitors and provides incremental suture tension, improving success rates of tendon repair surgery, enhancing internal healing of the tendon, and even reducing chances of requiring additional surgery.
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Improved Large-Bore Vascular Closure Device
A Vascular Closure Device that achieves optimal closure of the vascular access site through a new mechanism of delivery sheath with side window and peel-away design together with a stent graft with improved features
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Complete Removal of the Trabecular Meshwork in Glaucoma
A device for the complete removal of the Trabecular Meshwork in Glaucoma patients—MIGS that is safer, and more effective.
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Smart Cap for Better Traumatic Brain Injury Rehab
A cap that facilitates continuous non-invasive monitoring to correct intracranial pressure imbalance to improve rehab and lead to a faster return to productivity
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GI Leak Drainage Device
Deployment of a leakage-reducing device at a leaking site – A non-surgical, non-laparoscopic approach for the device is delivered endoscopically to the leaking site
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Dr. Doron Kopelman, Emek Medical Center DONI
A device that supports skin and muscles between the vagina and rectum, preventing perineal tears that can have serious consequences (OASIS).
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K-Sense
A real-time sensory technology to assist surgeons in determining the optimal level of ultrasound energy to prevent temporary or chronic corneal endothelial edema.
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Prof. Yoav Nahum, Rabin Medical Center