Qaelon Medical Adds Dr. Marylise Boutros to Advisory Board
Qaelon Medical has announced the appointment of Dr. Marylise Boutros to its Scientific Advisory Board, as stated in a press release. Dr. Boutros is a renowned colorectal surgeon and researcher at the Digestive Disease Institute at Cleveland Clinic Florida.
Dr. Boutros brings extensive experience in colorectal surgery and clinical research, which will be instrumental in advancing Qaelon's real-time surgical leak detection and insufflation technology. Her work on the CoReAL consensus framework and her leadership in clinical trials and guideline development are expected to significantly contribute to Qaelon's mission of improving surgical outcomes.
Qaelon Medical is focused on integrating AI-assisted leak detection with advanced insufflation techniques to enhance minimally invasive procedures. The company aims to replace outdated methods with digital solutions, potentially reducing complications and healthcare costs.
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