The opportunity at hand
In laparoscopic surgeries a number of different tools are used, which have to be switched an average of 20 to 50 times during the procedure. This can result in distracting workflows for surgeons and a loss of valuable surgical time.
~15M
laparoscopic surgeries are performed globally per year. This number is increasing.
Up to 20%
of surgery time is spent on tool changes. Saving time leads to fewer complications and better outcomes.
50€ per min
is the estimated base cost for surgery time. Maximizing efficiency during surgery could help to free financial resources in hospitals.
The vision
Symphera aims to radically simplify and accelerate minimally invasive surgeries by making tool changes obsolete.
The status quo
Multiple separate and individual tools are the current standard for laparoscopic surgeries, making them complex, stressful and resource intensive.
Our solution
Integrating the relevant tools into one device, Symphera aims to provide surgeons with unprecedented control, autonomy, safety and efficiency.
For the benefit of all.
Surgeons
Full control over the tool change could lead to uninterrupted workflows, deacreased distraction and boosted efficiency.
Patients
Shorter surgeries and a reduced number of tool insertions may reduce the risk of complications. This would lead to superior patient safety and better outcomes.
Hospitals
Shorter surgeries may lead to significant cost saving opportunities and could improve the quality of patient care.
News & Updates
Stay up to date with the latest announcements, partnerships, and milestones from Symphera.
Groundbreaking Animal Tissue Research Published in Collaboration with Prof. Marescaux
Pre-clinical Study Points to Increased Autonomy and Efficiency in Surgeons’ Workflows
Symphera Awarded Highly Competitive EIC Accelerator Grant for Surgical Platform Development
Symphera Joins German Accelerator, gaining access to leading healthcare network
Our Partners
The Viable Surgery project on which Symphera GmbH is based was funded by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy and the European Social Fund as part of the EXIST program until April 2024.
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Münchner Technologiezentrum
Agnes-Pockels-Bogen 1
80992 München
Germany
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Münchner Technologiezentrum
Agnes-Pockels-Bogen 1
80992 München
Germany
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