
3NT Medical is an Israeli medical device company building a family of sterile, single-use endoscopes purpose-built for ear, nose, and throat (ENT) surgeons. Its two FDA-cleared, CE-marked products - the Colibri Micro ENT Scope for otology and the Peregrine Drivable ENT Scope for the sinuses - are designed to reach narrow anatomy that rigid reusable scopes struggle to see, while removing the cross-contamination and reprocessing burden of multi-use devices. Founded in 2012 by brothers Ehud and Eran Bendory and backed by Japanese optics maker Hoya, the company operates from Rosh Ha'ayin, Israel, with U.S. operations in Short Hills, New Jersey.
David Carey is the Chief Executive Officer of Preceptis Medical, the Golden Valley, Minnesota company behind the Hummingbird Tympanostomy Tube System, an FDA-cleared device that lets clinicians place pediatric ear tubes in the office without general anesthesia. Appointed CEO in July 2025, Carey brings three decades of commercial leadership across the medical device industry, including senior roles at Pristine Surgical, Stryker, Medtronic, and Invuity, where he helped guide the company through an IPO before its acquisition by Stryker. At Preceptis, he is focused on scaling the Hummingbird device to more surgeons and families nationwide.
Preceptis Medical is a Golden Valley, Minnesota medtech company that makes the Hummingbird Tympanostomy Tube System (TTS), an FDA-cleared handheld device that lets ENT surgeons place pediatric ear tubes in the office in about five minutes using only a topical anesthetic - no operating room and no general anesthesia. By combining the multiple tools of a traditional tube procedure into a single-pass instrument, Preceptis aims to make a very common childhood surgery safer, faster, and dramatically less expensive for families and payers.
Ehud Bendory is the CEO and co-founder of 3NT Medical, a Rosh Ha'ayin, Israel company building sterile, single-use endoscopes for ear, nose, and throat specialists. An electrical engineer with an MBA and a former IDF Unit 8200 intelligence officer, he has spent roughly two decades in the Israeli medical device industry, and now leads a team whose Colibri and Peregrine scopes have earned FDA 510(k) clearance and CE marking. He co-founded the company with his brother Eran and has raised tens of millions in venture funding, including a round led by Japan's HOYA Corporation.
Sanjay Prasad, MD, FACS spent nearly three decades as a neurotology and skull base surgeon in Washington, D.C. before turning entrepreneur. In 2014 he founded SurgiPrice, Inc. and its subsidiaries SurgiQuality and SurgiConnect to fix what he saw as a broken surgical referral system - helping patients find best-in-class surgeons, avoid unnecessary operations, and compare quality on procedure-specific metrics. The platform now lists tens of thousands of surgeons and partners with hundreds of surgery centers. He is also an author and health-equity advocate who founded the Race and Health Foundation.
Siesta Medical, Inc. is a privately held medical device company in Los Gatos, California that builds minimally invasive implants and instruments to treat obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Its flagship AIRLIFT procedure - performed with the FDA-cleared Encore System and the Revolution Suture Passer - lets ear, nose and throat surgeons pull the hyoid bone and tongue base forward to keep the airway open during sleep. The knotless, fully adjustable approach takes roughly 30 minutes, works regardless of a patient's anatomy, BMI or apnea severity, and has been used in more than 2,000 patients.