Worldwide, there are 1.9 million new colorectal cancer diagnoses each year with new diagnoses facing an alarming rise in earlier age groups.
Anastomotic Leaks
Temporary ostomies are the current standard of care:
LeakGuard’s TAM is $4.5Bn for 600,000 colectomies ($7,500 stent) performed in the United States each year
28 day survival experiment with endoscopy at:
-day 7
-day 14
-day 28
Endoscopic view of freshly-placed LeakGuard stent
Anastomosis purposely left open to create a leak
Day 7: Stent in good position, protecting site
Day 14: Fully healed colon (with stent completely dissolved)
$5M 'Bridge'
Currently the healthcare industry is staggering behind with environmental issues.
*Approximately 10 years ago the first electric vehicle “start-up” (Tesla) revolutionized the automobile industry.*
LeakGuard™ is the first and only surgical solution with ZERO CARBON FOOTPRINT and NO ECOLOGICAL WASTE using CLEAN TECHNOLOGY with a SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAIN that’s scalable.
This breakthrough medical technology represents an inflection point for both modern medicine and the way the healthcare industry advances climate change.
LeakGuard™ has been successfully designed, developed, and tested from the ground up with the planet in mind.
*SafeGuard Surgical’s biodegradable technology will catalyze a green revolution in the healthcare industry. *
Save the planet along with millions of lives!
The Problem:
The Solution:
Competitive Advantage:
SafeGuard’s biodegradable and scalable technology is not just a product- it is a platform
Dr. Kelley is a surgical oncologist trained in the surgical treatment of gastrointestinal malignancies of esophagus, pancreatic, stomach, colon and rectal, and hepatobiliary malignancies. He attended Dartmouth College and Columbia Medical School, and then completed General Surgery residency at the University of Pennsylvania and Surgical Oncology Fellowship at the H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center. Dr Kelley has developed several patents across a wide range of domains.
Jill Kelley is the first Arab American female founder of a medical biotech company, SafeGuard Surgical. She is an advocate of purpose-driven technology that addresses healthcare inequities/inequalities across the globe. As a proud Lebanese immigrant, she is a zealous advocate for women and minorities in STEM and is a proud inventor and developer of multiple patents that deliver innovative solutions to unmet clinical needs. In her formative years she was studying to be a doctor. She published medical research papers at the University of Pennsylvania where she met her husband (and cofounder) Dr. Scott Kelley. Jill is an advisor to many countries as well as multinational companies (from startup to publicly traded) and brings her vast experience and expertise to strategically and successfully launch SafeGuard Surgical.
Entrepeneur-in-residence at the University of Miami. co-inventor of the EpiPen and Holter Monitor.
President & Chief Executive Officer at Synchromune. Previously he was a Visiting Scholar and Entrepreneur in Residence for the Translational Accelerator at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School.
Peter Zaffaroni is an associate in the Palo Alto office of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, where he practices corporate and securities law.
Accomplished preclinical and clinical director with over 20 years of experience in medical device development.
Co-founder of Glycyx, previous CEO and co-founder of Mobile Sense where he led the development and design, clinical trial, and partnerships. He was also a commercial leader at Johnson & Johnson and a business development executive at Purdue Pharma.
Partner at the Edgewood Group., a family office based in Silicon Valley. He is a senior advisor to the Honorable Dick Gephardt and Honorable Secretary Michael Chertoff.
CEO and COO of Phoenicis. Deborah has previously held positions at Lotus Tissue Repair, Inc., CMS International, Inc., Phoenicis Therapeutics, Orphan Technologies, Valerion Therapeutics, and Alopexx Enterprises. Ramsdell has over 28 years of experience in the regulatory affairs and clinical operations field.
Seasoned Sr. Director of Business Development for Johnson & Johnson, bringing extensive experience from roles including board member at Cleveland Clinic Ventures, Director of Business Development at Phillips Healthcare.
Dr. Moscicki held key roles in the pharmaceutical industry and regulatory agencies, including serving as chief medical officer at PhRMA from 2017 to mid-2022 and overseeing regulatory matters at Genzyme Corporation. He also contributed to FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, holding the position of Deputy Center Director for Science Operations.
Dr. Scott Kelley
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