Medical Devices Startups

Sirona Medical Technologies develops combined focal mapping and ablation catheters that deliver Pulsed Field or Radio Frequency energy to treat cardiac arrhythmias. The company operates in the cardiac electrophysiology segment of medical devices, serving physicians who diagnose and treat cardiac electrophysiology disorders.

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SiSU Health operates self-service health check stations that measure cardiometabolic health metrics including blood pressure, BMI, body fat percentage, and diabetes risk for preventive health screening. The company supplies hardware stations to organizations and offers a digital platform to support personalized health improvement.

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ThirstCooler is a patented medical device that uses dry-cold technology to relieve severe thirst in patients under fluid restriction, primarily in intensive care, heart failure, and dialysis settings. The device activates oral thermal sensors to reduce thirst perception without fluid intake.

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SJC Bio develops resorbable polymer-ceramic composite biomaterials for dental and craniofacial surgical applications, with its lead product OsseoCem providing immediate structural stability for bone grafting procedures.

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Skin Institute is a multi-disciplinary medical provider offering skin cancer surveillance, dermatology services, varicose vein treatments, and cosmetic procedures across 12 clinics nationwide in New Zealand. The company serves patients seeking prevention, correction, and enhancement of skin health through evidence-based medical care.

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Skin Tech Pharma Group develops multiple branded skincare and dermatological products designed to address various skin conditions through a science-based approach to aesthetic treatments.

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SkinCure Oncology offers GentleCure/Image-Guided SRT, a superficial radiation therapy used as an alternative to Mohs surgery for treating non-melanoma skin cancer. Its technology is deployed at more than 325 dermatology practices across the United States.

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SKINGRAB is a South Korean manufacturer of energy-based aesthetic medical devices, including its FINIFF system, aimed at skincare professionals and patients. Founded in 2021, the company develops products for the aesthetic medical field.

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Skinive develops CE-marked medical software that uses AI to screen and analyze skin for moles, rashes, acne, eczema, and 55+ other skin conditions. It serves individuals, clinicians, and developers, offering self-check apps, clinical assessment tools including 3D full-body mole mapping, and AI skin analysis that can be integrated into telemedicine and beauty applications.

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Skope develops point-of-care cleaning solutions for medical instruments, starting with stethoscopes, to address hygiene challenges in clinical settings. The company's products are designed to integrate into standard healthcare workflows.

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SKOPIEN builds a vendor-agnostic platform that consolidates real-time vital signs data from multiparametric monitors into a single command center for ICU patient monitoring. It serves hospitals and public health systems, with deployments in Brazil (Rio de Janeiro) and Canada, aiming to support faster clinical decisions and interoperability.

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Skyline Medical manufactures the Streamway system, an automated surgical waste management device that suctions, measures and disposes of surgical fluids directly to drain via a wall-mounted unit. It is designed for hospitals and surgical centers to reduce healthcare workers' exposure to infectious fluids in operating and procedure rooms.

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SkylineDx develops gene-based diagnostic tests that identify how patients will respond to treatment by analyzing genomic alterations in disease cells, serving oncology and dermatology care providers and patients. The company translates biomarker research into molecular assays to enable personalized treatment decisions and improve patient outcomes.

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SkyMedTech develops bioelectronic wearable devices designed to increase blood circulation for preventing and treating acute and chronic conditions. Its therapy areas include wound healing for leg ulcers, prevention of blood clots, management of post-operative and trauma-based oedema, and recovery for high-performance athletes.

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Sleep Easy Technology makes the Oxyllow System, an oxygen pillow that serves as an alternative to nasal cannulas for people receiving supplemental oxygen therapy during sleep. The product targets patients seeking a more comfortable option for oxygen therapy at night.

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SleepSpace provides a digital platform with expert-written content and practical guidance on sleep improvement, sleep disorders, and cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia. The platform offers tutorials and integrates with wearable devices to help users optimize sleep quality.

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A digital health platform providing sleep medicine services and diagnosis, with oversight by board-certified sleep medicine specialists serving patients in California.

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Sleepiz develops a contactless sleep monitoring device placed on a bedside table that analyzes sleep patterns and respiratory data for remote patient monitoring of sleep apnea and chronic respiratory diseases. The company serves healthcare providers and patients in Switzerland, Germany, and India.

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Slideflow provides a framework and tools for medical image analysis, spun from the University of Chicago Medicine. The platform serves clinical researchers and healthcare institutions working with medical imaging data.

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Smart Tissues develops biodegradable biomaterials and biofabrication technologies to support tissue regeneration and treat chronic wounds. The company targets patients with wounds and tissue damage that are unresponsive to existing treatments.

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Smart Vision Labs develops vision care technology to increase access to eye care services. The company focuses on making vision care more accessible through technological innovation.

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SmartCatch develops compact microfiltration devices that isolate Circulating Tumor Cells (CTCs) directly from whole blood without pre-analytical steps, enabling liquid biopsy for cancer diagnosis and monitoring. Its products target clinicians, pharmaceutical companies, and researchers in medical oncology and precision medicine.

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Smart Cells stores and processes umbilical cord blood and tissue containing stem cells for families in the UK, offering banking services for potential future medical use. The company is part of Europe's largest stem cell bank and operates with full regulatory licensing and approval.

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Smartee develops and manufactures invisible orthodontic clear aligners using automated production lines. Its products are intended for licensed dental and orthodontic professionals treating patients.

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