Triton is designed to monitor blood loss during surgery in real time and recognize hemorrhaging earlier than physicians, leading to earlier intervention.
“Since the advent of modern surgery, visual estimation of blood loss has remained a notoriously inaccurate and imprecise standard of care,” said Gauss Surgical founder and CEO Siddarth Satish. “I am excited to expand this offering with Stryker.”
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