Medrobotics markets its Flex Robotic System for gastroenterology applications in Europe

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Medrobotics Corp. today announced the first sale in Europe of their Flex® Robotic System for gastroenterology applications. The hospital, A.O. Universitaria Città della Salute e della Scienza di Torino, will be the first European facility to offer Scarfree interventional endoscopic procedures. Patients and physicians will both benefit from the System's crystal clear 3D visualization, robotic precision, platform stability, and potentially shorter procedure times.

"Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths in Europe," said Samuel Straface, Ph.D., President and CEO of Medrobotics. "Patients with cancer and non-malignant lesions are treated by gastroenterologists and colorectal surgeons. The Flex® Robotic System offers physicians the possibility of treating patients more easily and less invasively than might otherwise be possible with traditional flexible endoscopes."

Medrobotics markets the Flex® Robotic System, the first and only robotic surgical platform providing Scarfree access to hard-to-reach anatomy in otolaryngology, colorectal and gastroenterology procedures. The award-winning Flex® Robotic System has been widely recognized including Best-in-Show at the 2016 Medical Design Excellence Awards (MDEA) and a Best New Product at the 2017 Edison Awards. For hospitals, the portability and ease of use of the Flex® Robotic System potentially offers more patients access to minimally invasive surgical options in the operating room, as well as endoscopy suite, which is not seen with other surgical systems.

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