Enginivity

Enginivity was a medical technology company that specialized in the development of advanced fluid management systems for surgical applications. Its flagship product, the Shur-Con Fluid Management System, was designed to automate irrigation and suction during orthopedic and general surgical procedures. The system provided high-flow, temperature-controlled fluid delivery, which helped maintain clear visualization and consistent pressure in the surgical field. By streamlining fluid management, Enginivity's technology aimed to improve operating room efficiency and clinical outcomes. In December 2010, the company was acquired by Zimmer Holdings (now Zimmer Biomet) to enhance its surgical and arthroscopy product portfolios.