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EDGe Surgical Attracts Funding for New Ortho EDG SKUs

Ortho EDG is a sterile, disposable digital depth gauge that delivers real-time intraoperative measurements.

The Ortho EDG 65mm Electronic Depth Gauge. Photo: EDGe Surgical.

EDGe Surgical has raised more than $1.3 million to accelerate commercial expansion, restructure debt, and introduce two new SKUs-100mm and 35mm-of its flagship Ortho EDG device.

The funding will help the company grow its sales team, bolster its marketing efforts, expand inventory, and enhance customer support—positioning EDGe Surgical for scale as demand accelerates among hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs).

Ortho EDG is a sterile, disposable digital depth gauge that delivers real-time intraoperative measurements. Designed to replace manual tools, it improves surgical accuracy, reduces implant waste, minimizes OR time, and lowers surgical site infection risk.

“As clinical adoption continues to grow, our focus is now on building the commercial infrastructure needed to scale,” EDGe Surgical CEO Leo Carayannopoulos said. “Hospitals and ASCs are actively seeking solutions like Ortho EDG that drive cost savings and enhance patient safety by reducing the risk of secondary infections. This funding gives us the resources to meet that demand, expand our sales footprint, and introduce new SKUs that increase procedural coverage.”

The new 100mm SKU enhances use in procedures involving deeper anatomical structures, while the 35mm variant expands utility in more confined surgical sites-together broadening the Ortho EDG’s applicability across orthopedic subspecialties.

The funding round follows strong early market adoption and highlights growing interest in digital, disposable tools that streamline surgical workflows and improve outcomes.

EDGe Surgical is a Chicago-based medical device company developing single-use digital instruments that enhance precision, sterility, and efficiency in orthopedic and spine procedures. The Ortho EDG depth gauge replaces traditional reusable tools to improve safety and reduce waste in the operating room.

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