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C-REX®

With zero leakage in mind

We are aiming to redefine

patient quality of life after colorectal cancer surgery

THE CHALLENGE

In current clinical practice

stapling and suturing

are most common techniques for colorectal anastomosis

Colorectal surgeries globally per year

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3.3M

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8.6%*

Of surgeries will be complicated by anastomotic leakage

An estimate of $9bn will be spent annually worldwide to treat

complications of leakage **

The increasing number of adverse events after surgeries with stapling

is causing widespread concern ***

The problem
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* Results of the international audit by the European Society of Coloproctology (2017)

** Includes additional costs of 30 days after surgery only. Lee et al, Surgical Endoscopy (2019)

*** FDA's letter to the Health Care Providers, March 8, 2019 

THE SOLUTION

Innovative
Anastomotic 
ring

C-REX® family of devices help
create  adaptive anastomosis

without stapling or compression

throughout colon and rectum

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The Solution
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Unique 

C-REX® catheter  system

For validation of anastomosis by

objective integrity pressure test and

precise X-ray visualization

during and after surgery

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For all types of surgery

C-REX® family of devices are designed for laparoscopic, robotic and open surgeries and all types of anastomoses

LapAid®

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Use for segmental colectomy.

RectoAid®

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Use for rectal and sigmoid resection where the anastomosis is less than 25cm from anal verge.

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