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Device Debut: STS' Stent For Chronic Sinusitis Gets US Go-Ahead

The Israeli portfolio company of The Trendlines Group announced that US FDA 510(k)-cleared its composite removable sinus stent system based on results of a 30-patient trial.

STS Medical Ltd. said its lining up partners now that its composite removable sinus stent to prevent postoperative complications after functional endoscopic sinus surgery has earned a 510(k)-clearance from US FDA.

Trendlines Medical, the Israeli incubator that founded the company in 2013, announced the clearance on Jan. 8.

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