JUNE 7, 2023 — AUSTIN, TEXAS / OR YEHUDA, ISRAEL — Unorthodox Ventures, the investment firm led by contrarian entrepreneur and Big Ass Fans Founder Carey Smith, today announced it has provided bridge financing toward a series A round for medical device startup Exero Medical. The clinical stage Israeli medical device company has developed implantable technology that monitors healing after surgery, reducing life-threatening complications.

Initial data from 50 patients participating in a multi-center, clinical study demonstrates that Exero Medical’s xBar has the ability to reliably detect anastomotic leaks following gastrointestinal surgery at least three days earlier than the current standard of care – a potentially life-saving early alert.

Source: Journal of Surgical Research Date: July 12, 2022 Original Article: External Link The findings are the basis of a multi-center clinical trial currently ongoing at Rabin Medical Center, Sheba Medical Center, Shamir Medical Center and Kaplan Medical Center Or Yehuda, Israel, July 12, 2022 — A pre-clinical study using Exero Medical’s post-operative tissue healing […]

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Exero Medical, developer of a wireless system for early detection of anastomotic leaks (AL) following gastrointestinal (GI) surgery, today announced the appointment of Dr. Deborah Nagle, Chief of the Colon and Rectal Division of Renaissance School of Medicine at Stony Brook University, to its scientific advisory board.

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Exero Medical has developed a life-saving device to help surgeons detect anastomotic leaks in patients early after GI surgery. The sensor has a minimal impact on the surgical procedure, it adds negligible risk and minimal patient discomfort.

Detection can be achieved by using a biosensing system which is implanted near the surgical site. These implantable sensors are able to detect physiological conditions of the tissue.

Exero Medical, developer of a biodegradable wireless sensor for early detection of anastomotic leaks (AL) following GI surgery, today announced the appointment of Charles Knowles, Professor of Surgery at Queen Mary University of London and Consultant Colorectal Surgeon at Barts Health NHS Trust, to its scientific advisory board.