Inovus Medical
St Helens maker of surgical training simulators.
Inovus Medical combines physical simulators with TOTUM software so surgeons can practise procedures and receive feedback outside the operating theatre.
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Timeline for Inovus Medical
Closed a £15m growth round
UK Startups and Innovation: Basecamp Research, TrueLayer and three regional firms raiseBackground
Inovus Medical makes surgical simulators and training software, with its global headquarters in St Helens. Its products combine physical anatomical models with the TOTUM digital platform. The equipment allows surgeons to repeat practical exercises, while the software supports progress tracking and feedback from mentors. [Inovus Medical](https://inovusmedical.com/about)
Its range covers laparoscopic surgery, hysteroscopy, flexible endoscopy, robotic surgery and basic surgical skills. The company also works with organisations that deliver structured training, including the North American EMIGS programme and courses sanctioned by the Royal College of Surgeons of England. Its business combines equipment, software and training partnerships, with simulation intended to form part of surgical education before clinicians perform procedures on patients. [Company profile](https://inovusmedical.com/about)
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