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ZSX Medical LLC

Internal suturing for OB/GYN and other surgeries

This article was originally published in Start Up

Executive Summary

Internal surgical closure following hysterectomies and C-sections is time-consuming, and it is associated with a number of costly complications, including infection and gynecologic adhesions. Reducing complications for patients and the resulting cost burden to health care systems worldwide are the goals of ZSX Medical LLC, which has developed a laparoscopic, bioabsorbable internal surgical closure system designed to be a superior alternative to standard suturing and stapling technologies used in hysterectomies, C-sections and other OB/GYN surgeries.

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