Trinity Centre for Biomedical Engineering spin-out aims to make colon cancer surgery safer and improve long-term patient outcomes - Engineering

Trinity Centre for Biomedical Engineering Spin-out Aims to Make Colon Cancer Surgery Safer and Improve Long-term Patient Outcomes

Image of Cristina Purtill, chief executive of PLIO Surgical: 'Specially designed (and patented) tissue anchors grip the inside of the slippery intestine without the need for suturing or stapling and the magnets compress the tissue allowing the healing to happen.

26 Jan 2024

(Image) Cristina Purtill, chief executive of PLIO Surgical: 'Specially designed (and patented) tissue anchors grip the inside of the slippery intestine without the need for suturing or stapling and the magnets compress the tissue allowing the healing to happen.'

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Original Article: The Irish Times - Author: Olive Keogh