Aquila Instruments

Advanced Surgical Concepts develops surgical instruments for use in endoscopy and in minimally invasive surgery

NeuroLife Noninvasive Solutions offers Surgical and medical Instruments and apparatus

MST - Medical Smart Tools was founded in 2004 with the mission to develop image guided surgery technology solutions. The Company aims to improve laparoscopic and other minimally invasive surgical procedures and medical staff effectiveness, thus increasing hospital efficiencies, reducing surgical costs, and improving patient outcomes. MST is working within NGT, a private technological incubator in Nazareth, Israel. MST presents the market with a smart disposable Robotic Arm camera holder for laparoscopy, based on advanced image technology. The system is comprised of a computer-controlled mechanism for mechanical camera motivation, intuitive interface between the surgeon and the mechanical system. The company's R&D efforts are spearheaded by a core group of engineers with expertise in image processing, dynamics of mechanisms, multi-link systems and biomechanics. The Company is backed by strong and experienced management and professional medical advisors.

ES Vascular Ltd. developed first ever surgical stapling devices for endovascular surgery. These devices aim to transform vascular surgery by shortening procedural times, and by simplifying and potentially increasing the safety of the most common vascular interventions. The company is currently developing three product lines for open AAA, endovascular AAA and Femoro-Pop bypass procedures. Its first products are anticipated to enter the market in 2008.nCompany Snapshotn Started in 2000 in Israel by Prof. Shifrin together with group of engineers and leading vascular surgeons from the US and Europe;n Developed a ever vascular stapling technology for stapling synthetic grafts to the aortan Developed endovascular devices for EVAR and SFA procedures

Axis Surgical Technologies, Inc. aims to develop, manufacture, and market devices that improve quality and efficiency in spinal surgery, especially for minimally invasive surgical techniques. Based in Mountain View, California, Axis offers an integration of visualization and articulation capabilities and provides spinal surgery equipment. Axis' FDA Grant In March 2010, Axis announced that it received 510(k) clearance from the Food and Drug Administration to market its C-MOR„ Visualization Device to use in diagnostic and operative arthroscopic and endoscopic procedures. This portable tool provides visualization and illumination of an interior cavity through either a natural or surgical opening. The ergonomic lightweight device also offers practitioners the convenience of endoscopic visualization and efficient one-handed operating ability; this device can be employed in hospital outpatient departments, ambulatory surgery centers, and office surgery suites.

ClearMedical is a distributor of remanufactured brand name surgical devices. ClearMedical aims to drive cost savings by selling high-volume, disposable, FDA approved laparoscopic, arthroscopic, and general surgical devices at reduced prices. The company collects used Single-Use-Devices (SUDs) from hospitals, reprocesses them consistent with FDA approvals, and sells them to hospitals and surgery centers wanting to reduce supply acquisition costs. The company's device list includes harmonic scalpels from Ethicon, trocars from Ethicon, US Surgical (AutoSuture), laparoscopic instruments from Ethicon, US Surgical (AutoSuture), clip appliers from ethicon, US Surgical (AutoSuture), linear cutter and staplers from Ethicon, and bone shavers from Linvatec, Smith & Nephew, and Stryker.