KSU University Medical City Registers Global Patent for Tissue Stabilization Tool

A Saudi research team at King Saud University Medical City has been granted a global patent for an innovative medical device used in dentistry to precisely stabilize soft tissues during clinical and surgical procedures. This breakthrough marks a significant advancement in the design of tissue stabilization tools, offering a controlled pressure mechanism that reduces bleeding and improves stabilization of the target area.
Dr. Hamad bin Nasser Al-Bageah, a member of the research team, explained that the tool was designed to stabilize tissues or surrounding areas during various dental procedures, including minor surgeries, tumor removals, and other interventions.
Dr. Mohammed bin Abdullah Al-Shehri, Consultant in Restorative and Implant Dentistry at the University Medical City, noted that the device allows clinicians to easily adjust pressure, ensuring tissue safety and reducing the risk of complications. He commended the university’s support of medical research and innovation, which continues to contribute to healthcare quality both locally and globally.
The patent has been officially registered under the name of King Saud University at the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), reflecting the university’s advanced capabilities in research and innovation and strengthening Saudi Arabia’s global position in the fields of health and dental sciences.