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Revolutionizing IOL Fixation with a Sutureless, Easy-to-Use Approach
Inventors:
Dr. Asaf Friehmann, Meir Medical Center 
Dr. Alex Rubowitz, Meir Medical Center 
Dr. Gal Harel, Meir Medical Center 
Innovative Fistula Treatment Device
VAC-Powered Healing for Complex Fistulas – Precision Tissue Repair Starts Here
Inventors:
Dr. Aharon Amir, Rabin Medical Center 
Dr. Muhammad Mansur, Rabin Medical Center CathTrack
Real-Time Catheter Localization Made Easy with Smart Technology
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Dr. Ido Zellner, Meir Medical Center Thermal RA Diagnosis
See the Invisible: Thermal Imaging for Early RA Detection
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Prof. Shaye Kiviti, Meir Medical Center Smart Intubation Device
A unique combination of an intubation and visualization aid in a single device
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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
Inventors:
Dr. Daniel Malchi, HaEmek Medical Center 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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Dr. Polina Schvarzman, Soroka Medical Center 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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Dr. Amir Oron, Kaplan Medical Center 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
Inventors:
Dr. Ronen Jaffe, Carmel Medical Center 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.
Inventors:
Dr. Avner Belkin, Meir Medical Center