SpineGuard Reaches the Milestone of 100,000 Surgeries and Over 30 Publications With DSG Technology

Regulatory News:

SpineGuard (FR0011464452 – ALSGD), an innovative company that deploys its DSG (Dynamic Surgical Guidance) unique sensing technology using electrical conductivity local measurement in real time to secure and streamline the placement of bone implants, today announces having reached 100,000 surgeries secured with the DSG technology and having passed 30 scientific publications.

Pierre Jérôme, Chairman, CEO and co-founder of SpineGuard, said: "Reaching these symbolic thresholds is a great pride for the whole SpineGuard team. It reminds us that so many patients suffering from back pain have already benefited from the accuracy of our real time surgical guidance platform and that we enable numerous surgical teams across the globe to significantly reduce their radiation exposure and associated risks in using it routinely. The clinico-economic value of DSG now leans on 32 scientific studies in a large spectrum of applications. I wish to warmly thank all those who accompany us in this wonderful adventure: all the surgeons who trust our DSG technology, our shareholders, the inventors of DSG, our advisors, as well as our industry and commercial partners. Nonetheless, it is only a step in the development of the Company. We are implementing our roadmap, as presented during our recent capital increase, to get back to double-digit growth this year, fueled by our new US sales organization and the successive launches of three new products."

Randal R. Betz M.D., Pediatric Spine Specialist, Institute for Spine and Scoliosis, Lawrenceville, NJ and Head of the Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) of SpineGuard since its inception, added: “This is a great milestone not only for the Company but for the hundred thousand patients who have benefited from safer surgery avoiding neurologic injury and from less radiation. Kudos to Pierre Jérôme and Stéphane Bette for their top-level leadership and staying the course using DSG in newer ways to keep advancing spine surgery. With robotic assistance becoming adopted by many spine surgeons, the combination with real time feedback provided by DSG will drive further acceptance and trust in robotically assisted surgery.”