Lumendi announced that DiLumen C1 overtube and IgE Grasper are designed to support access, stability, and independent multidirectional traction during resection of an ascending colon polyp adjacent to the hepatic flexure.

Lumendi is dedicated to improving healthcare through the development and application of medical technology that reduces the level of patient intervention and procedure time, positively impacts recovery rates and outcomes, and decreases costs to the healthcare system. Our approach will enable clinicians to perform existing procedures more efficiently and usher in a new era of incisionless therapies to treat conditions that previously required abdominal surgery. Founded in December 2014, Lumendi holds a worldwide exclusive license to certain intellectual property developed by Minimally Invasive New Technologies (MINT), a joint program of Weill Cornell Medical College and New York-Presbyterian Hospital. In collaboration with MINT and other partners, Lumendi is developing devices to enable less invasive endolumenal procedures in the GI tract, primarily in the colon. These devices have the potential to replace many invasive laparoscopic and open surgical procedures currently performed in the hospital setting, and may also facilitate performance of these procedures in the outpatient setting. We’re also working on additional less invasive techniques that can lead to better patient outcomes and make procedures easier and more comfortable for clinicians. We partner with leaders in healthcare to understand their needs and the needs of patients, and work to develop new solutions that will improve their lives.