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THE CHALLENGE
In current clinical practice
stapling and suturing
are most common techniques for colorectal anastomosis
Colorectal surgeries globally per year

3.3M


8.6%*
Of surgeries will be complicated by anastomotic leakage
An estimate of $9bn will be spent annually worldwide to treat
complications of leakage **
The increasing number of adverse events after surgeries with stapling
is causing widespread concern ***
THE SOLUTION
Innovative
short-term
implant
C-REX® family devices help create a robust and adaptive anastomosis
without stapling or compression
throughout colon and rectum

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Unique
C-REX® catheter system
For validation of anastomosis by
objective integrity pressure test and
precise X-ray visualization
during and after surgery

For all types of surgery
C-REX® family devices are designed for laparoscopic, robotic and open surgeries and all types of anastomoses
LapAid®



Use for colon and upper rectum resections
RectoAid®



Use for lower rectum resections and ta-TME

* Results of the international audit by the European Society of Coloproctology (2017)
** Includes additional costs of 30 days after surgery only. Lee et al, Surgical Endoscopy (2019).
*** FDA's letter to the Health Care Providers, March 8, 2019