TransEnterix Continues to Advance Laparoscopic Surgery Through Innovation

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“TransEnterix is on a mission – we advance health care by reducing the invasiveness of surgery for patients and by enhancing the capabilities of surgeons,” said Todd M. Pope, President and CEO.“By improving cosmetic results, SPIDER MicroLap tools also promote patient privacy, because no one – even surgeons – can tell just by looking at someone whether he or she has undergone a surgical procedure.” Since its start in 2006, TransEnterix has grown into a cutting-edge medical device company that has raised $60 million in venture capital funding and commercialized operations in the United States and Europe.The TransEnterix SPIDER System has been featured on the national TV talk show, “The Doctors,” and profiled in Esquire magazine by America’s favorite surgeon, Dr. Oz.“By improving cosmetic results, SPIDER MicroLap tools also promote patient privacy, because no one – even surgeons – can tell just by looking at someone whether he or she has undergone a surgical procedure.”Since its start in 2006, TransEnterix has grown into a cutting-edge medical device company that has raised $60 million in venture capital funding and commercialized operations in the United States and Europe.The company partners with medical thought-leaders to quickly develop pioneering technologies that advance minimally invasive surgery.The TransEnterix SPIDER System has been featured on the national TV talk show, “The Doctors,” and profiled in Esquire magazine by America’s favorite surgeon, Dr. Oz.

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