Episurf Medical

02/04/2026

The surgeon’s thoughts on the procedure: “After arthrotomy I was appeased I made a good decision to choose Episealer®. The osteochondral defect was too small to require a unicompartmental or total knee prosthesis for this young man (39 y.o.). The pre-op planning that I received was really helpful and exceeded my expectations. Drilling with Epiguide® was easy and precise. It didn’t take much time. I’m looking forward to the patient’s satisfaction soon.”

This Episealer® surgery was performed at a hospital in Poznań, Poland.

31/03/2026

A new Q&A is out – this week we focus on how we design the surface of the implant to match each individual’s joint surface.

Surface design is key to ensuring a patient-specific fit and restoring natural joint function, helping patients regain mobility and relieve pain.

Watch the video to see how it works. All released episodes are available on our website >> https://www.episurf.com/meet-our-team/

27/03/2026

Did you know that more than one Episealer® implant can be used in the same knee to treat multiple defects? This knee surgery was performed in Germany by one of our most experienced users, Professor Dr. med. Clemens Kösters.

The Damage Marking Report (DMR) provides a detailed 3D model of the patient’s knee, visualising the size and position of the defect, along with the proposed implant. The Final Design document shows the implant design and the precise positioning of the personalised drill guide – ensuring accurate placement.

25/03/2026

Persistent knee pain?

Cartilage helps your knee move smoothly – but when it’s damaged, it has very limited ability to heal. Injuries, or simple wear and tear can lead to lasting pain and reduced mobility.

If left untreated, a cartilage lesion can develop into osteoarthritis over time. If you’re not ready for a full knee replacement and want to preserve your natural anatomy, talk to your doctor about whether a personalised solution like Episealer® could be right for you.

20/03/2026

When planning an Episealer® Knee procedure, surgeons can use our platform to explore a detailed 3D model of the patient’s knee.

This allows them to clearly see:
➡ The size and depth of the cartilage damage
➡ The condition of the underlying bone
➡ The design and placement of the personalised implant
➡ The exact position of the drill guide

All to help plan a precise, patient-specific procedure.

18/03/2026

New Q&A is out!
This week: Who may be a candidate for Episealer® Knee?

Find all released episodes on YouTube or our website.

13/03/2026

“Today, 8 years after my surgery, I can still do anything without feeling hindered by pain walking, shopping, playing with the dog, going to work. Those activities were impossible before my surgery.”
– Episealer® Knee patient

Living with knee pain can affect everyday life. If you are experiencing pain due to a knee lesion, consider speaking with your doctor about whether an Episealer® Knee implant could be a treatment option for you.

11/03/2026

Are you suffering from pain caused by isolated patellofemoral arthritis?
Check with your doctor to see if the Episealer® Patellofemoral System could be a suitable treatment alternative for you.
(Not yet available in the EU)

05/03/2026

This X-ray shows a customised knee implant – an Episealer® Femoral Twin 🦵

• Treats larger cartilage and bone defects in the knee
• Designed so the implant surface matches each patient’s unique anatomy
• Due to its personalised design, it can treat defects anywhere on the femoral part of the knee
• Aiming to relieve pain and restore joint mobility

04/03/2026

You have a knee or ankle patient where an Episealer® could be an option, but the scan was done using a standard protocol. Is assessment still possible? This is answered in today’s Q&A.

You can find all released episodes on our website >> https://www.episurf.com/meet-our-team/

25/02/2026

US patent granted covering implants for the metatarsal bone of the big toe, strengthening protection for Episealer® MTP, currently under FDA review. A key step toward US market launch of our big toe implant.

Episurf Medical (NASDAQ: EPIS B) has received a Notice of Allowance from the United States Patent

24/02/2026

Thanks to the personalised design, the thickness and surface geometry of the Episealer® can be adapted to fit your unique anatomy, whether on one of the condyles, in trochlea or if multiple implants are required!

Ask your doctor to see if an Episealer® implant could be a suitable option for you.