BiBBInstruments Expands EndoDrill® GI in the U.S.
BiBBInstruments' EndoDrill® GI makes strides in the U.S. market with successful liver biopsies, marking a significant milestone for the company.

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BiBBInstruments' EndoDrill® GI has successfully performed its first liver biopsies in the U.S., expanding its clinical evaluation and marking a major step in its international introduction.
BiBBInstruments AB, a pioneering company in cancer diagnostics, has reached a significant milestone with its innovative EndoDrill® GI instrument. The company recently announced the successful execution of liver biopsies in the United States, a critical step in their international expansion strategy. Dr. Barawi and his team at Henry Ford St. John Hospital in Detroit performed these groundbreaking procedures, marking the hospital as the second in the U.S. to evaluate this cutting-edge technology.
The EndoDrill® GI, known for its precision and ability to obtain intact tissue samples, was employed in biopsies of both the pancreas and liver. This success follows closely on the heels of similar achievements in Europe, highlighting the instrument's growing acceptance and potential to revolutionize endoscopic ultrasound-guided biopsies.
As the world's first market-cleared powered biopsy instrument for endoscopic ultrasound, EndoDrill® GI represents a leap forward in medical technology. Its ability to provide high-quality tissue samples is poised to enhance diagnostic accuracy for various cancers, including those of the stomach, pancreas, liver, and more.
With FDA 510(k) clearance and CE approval, BiBBInstruments is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for advanced biopsy instruments. The ongoing clinical evaluations in the U.S. and Europe are expected to further validate the instrument's efficacy and reliability.
For investors, BiBBInstruments' recent achievements signal a promising future. The successful expansion into the U.S. market, coupled with the positive reception from medical professionals, suggests that the company is on a solid growth trajectory. Given the innovative nature of EndoDrill® GI and its potential impact on cancer diagnostics, holding onto BiBBInstruments shares could prove beneficial as the company continues its commercialization efforts.
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Dr. Barawi and his team successfully performed the first liver biopsies in the United States using the EndoDrill® GI instrument, a powered biopsy tool for endoscopic ultrasound-guided tissue sampling. This marks an important step in the international introduction of EndoDrill® GI, which has been well-received in the U.S. Henry Ford St. John Hospital in Detroit is the second U.S. hospital to begin clinical evaluation of the instrument, following UC Davis Health in Sacramento. The instrument, which received FDA clearance in 2023 and CE approval in Europe in 2024, is designed for various gastrointestinal tract biopsies, including the pancreas and liver. BiBBInstruments, the company behind EndoDrill®, aims to improve cancer diagnosis through high-quality tissue samples. The company, founded by Dr. Charles Walther, is based in Lund, Sweden, and its shares are listed on the Spotlight Stock Market.