Inventing
Percutaneous Surgery
The world's first minimally invasive, reversible ostomy device.
A 20-minute percutaneous intervention replacing open surgery.
250,000+ patients* per annum are indicated for Ostomy
Not sick enough
Patients avoid surgery due to poor outcomes and quality of life
Surgical Window
Up to $60,000 total cost
30% severe complication rate
Too sick
Up to 55,000 deaths per year
* US only
Replacing
Surgery
The world's first minimally invasive ostomy. A percutaneous device that accesses the bowel through a single needle puncture and reverses when the crisis passes.
Truly Percutaneous
Local anesthesia needle access. No operating room. No general anesthesia. A procedure that takes 20 minutes.
Reversible Ostomy
Office-based stoma closure. The stent is removed when no longer indicated, restoring continuity without a second surgery.
Two Steps.
Zero Compromise.
From needle puncture to active stoma in two steps and 20 minutes.
Single Puncture Fixation
The patent-pending Pexy device is deployed through a single needle puncture under local anesthesia, anchoring the stoma to the abdominal wall without sutures or open incision.
Stent Introduction
A decompressive stent is introduced through the fixation point, creating a controlled ostomy that relieves bowel obstruction in minutes — and is removable when the obstruction resolves.
$2.6B Serviceable Market
The US-only serviceable addressable market spans three distinct revenue streams across decompression, protection, and recurring disposables.
135,000 patients/year requiring decompression for bowel obstruction
145,000 patients/year requiring protective ostomy during surgical recovery
Recurring revenue from per-procedure device kits and stent replacements
Built by Pioneers
Ido Sadan
M.ScExpert in minimally invasive medical devices.
Eran Shlomovitz
MDSurgeon and radiologist with deep clinical expertise.
Eli Bekhor
MDPhysician with extensive startup experience.
Lee L. Swanstrom
MDPioneer of minimally invasive surgery. Former SAGES President. 350+ publications.
Peter G. Chait
MDPioneer of minimally invasive techniques. Inventor. 100+ publications.
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the CEO
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