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Clinical Study on Claria System Presented at AAGL Congress

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Dr. José Garza will present research at the 55th AAGL Global Congress in Boston on November 16, 2026. The presentation covers a clinical study evaluating the Claria System, which was selected for the AAGL Jordan M. Phillips Endowment Award. The study reported results that supported the FDA’s De Novo marketing authorization for the Claria System, which is the first integrated tissue containment and removal system authorized by the FDA.

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The Claria System is designed to simplify and speed up the extraction phase of minimally invasive hysterectomy. The public presentation of this clinical data provides scientific community validation for the system's use in gynecologic surgery.

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Who's involved

  • José GarzaScheduled to present the clinical study findings at the conference in Boston.

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  • Boston ScientificSpeculative

    Boston Scientific might see changes in sales or market demand due to the validation of a similar minimally invasive device.

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