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LONDON - Creo Medical (TASE:BLWV) Group plc (AIM: CREO), a medical device company specializing in surgical endoscopy, has launched its SpydrBlade Flex (NASDAQ:FLEX) technology in the UK and Europe, with St Mark’s Hospital in NW London becoming its first commercial customer. The hospital, recognized by the World Endoscopy Organisation as a center of excellence, is already a user of Creo’s Speedboat UltraSlim device.
The SpydrBlade Flex is a multi-modal endoscopic device designed for precision in lower gastrointestinal colorectal resections. Following extensive pre-launch clinical trials globally, the device is now entering the commercial market.
Creo plans to expand the commercial availability of SpydrBlade Flex through its sales channels in the UK, EU, and other international territories, pending local regulatory approvals including from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
The technology will be featured at the upcoming European Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ESGE) Days 2025 conference in Barcelona, scheduled for April.
CEO Craig Gulliford expressed optimism about the device’s potential to improve patient care for a variety of conditions, from cancers to swallowing disorders, and its role in treating bariatric conditions. Gulliford also highlighted the product’s ability to shift care from the operating theater to the endoscopy room, which could help reduce surgical waiting lists not only in the NHS but globally.
Creo Medical anticipates increased adoption of the SpydrBlade Flex following further regulatory clearances, including FDA approval for a US commercial launch.
The company’s statement emphasized the SpydrBlade Flex as an advanced surgical tool, reflecting Creo’s commitment to pioneering technology in minimally invasive endoscopic instruments.
The information in this article is based on a press release statement from Creo Medical Group plc.
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