GI suturing tool to hit market in 2022 after FDA approval

Belgium-based Endo Tools Therapeutics earned FDA approval for its Endomina system for endoscopic suture placement and approximation of gastrointestinal soft tissue.

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The firm said Jan. 18 that the system consists of a triangulation platform and an instrument for tissue piercing and approximation that can be affixed to an array of different endoscopes. The system enables suturing similar to what a laparoscopic approach allows, while using only natural orifices for an incisionless procedure.

Endo Tools Therapeutics said it’s planning a limited U.S. market release in the first half of 2022, with a wider release later in the year.

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