Spirecut in Basler Zeitung

Spirecut, a Muttenz-based medtech start-up, is revolutionizing hand surgery with a groundbreaking ultrasound-guided technique spearheaded by CEO Frédéric Schuind. Moving away from traditional incision-based methods, Spirecut’s innovation requires a minor puncture to treat common hand disorders such as trigger finger and carpal tunnel syndrome.”

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Spirecut’s Training with KOLs

On Friday, June 23rd, Spirecut hosted a training session at Sitem-insel AG, located in Bern, Switzerland. The session primarily focused on the ultrasound-guided percutaneous surgical treatments of two prevalent hand conditions: trigger fingers and carpal tunnel syndrome. Participants included future Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs).

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Spirecut is the Inaugural Start-up Partner of the Global Nerve Foundation

Spirecut has recently joined the Global Nerve Foundation (GNF) as its first-ever Start-up Partner. GNF is an organization dedicated to the betterment of individuals with nerve-related conditions globally.
This partnership resonates with Spirecut’s mission to enhance patient outcomes through ultrasound guidance. The congruity of our visions makes this collaboration a step forward in the direction of patient care enhancement.

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Spirecut’s European patent is officially approved

Spirecut’s European patent has been officially approved. This represents a significant milestone for our company as it reinforces our intellectual property portfolio. This development will enable us to expand our solutions across Europe, fostering innovation and enhancing healthcare in the region.

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Spirecut at Swiss Startup Days

Representatives from Spirecut (Clémence Hermann, and Edmond Sula) recently attended Startup Days (SUD), Switzerland’s premier startup conference, providing insights into our innovative solutions and opportunities for meaningful discussions and partnerships.

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Spirecut at the Joint Meeting of ASSH & ISHS

The Spirecut team recently attended the joint meeting of the American Society for Surgery of the Hand and the Israeli Society of Hand Surgery. This joint meeting brought together experts from across the globe to share insights and advancements in hand surgery.

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