From clinical practice to medical device.

As a submucosal dissection progresses, traction on the lesion decreases and visibility of the working plane degrades. ATRACT maintains and re-adjusts tension throughout the procedure, without removing or replacing the device.

The dissection plane stays exposed, the gesture gains fluidity and the en-bloc resection gains quality.

Pedals sliding on the floor, and muscle fatigue from repeated actuation: two universal problems of endoscopy and operating rooms. TARSEO positions, retains and tilts the pedals for a natural, downward press of the foot.

Compatible with standard pedals on the market, designed for digestive endoscopy and applicable to ophthalmology, urology, arthroscopy and interventional radiology.

The simulator plays through the key phases of a colonic submucosal dissection, from injection to dissection, with traction clip placement and assessment of dissection technique.

It is backed by a biomechanics research program with the LBMC laboratory and the gastroenterology department of the Hospices Civils de Lyon: experimental measurements calibrate the simulator, and R&D work is preparing intra-operative guidance.

DocStrive lets you log a complete procedure in a few taps, annotate operative photos and track your progression, from observation to autonomy, all the way to a career portfolio.

Confidentiality is an architectural choice: patient identifiers encrypted end to end, pseudonymized clinical data, photos and processing kept on the device.