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{{Company
{{DISPLAYTITLE:ExAC}}
|name=ExAC
{{Infobox company
|location=Norway
| name = ExAC AS
|category=Medical Devices
| org_number = 922904391
|founded=N/A
| founded = 2019-05-22
|funding=N/A
| employees = Not disclosed
|website=N/A
| address = Norway
| industry = 74.110 – Advertising agencies
| website = https://www.exac.no (minimal)
| nht_category = Startup
| description = ExAC develops external aortic compression devices for controlling severe postpartum hemorrhage (postpartum bleeding). The company addresses maternal health — 830 women die daily from pregnancy/childbirth complications globally, with bleeding being the leading cause. WHO recommends external aortic compression as a first-aid measure. A portable device enabling rapid aortic compression could save lives in low-resource and emergency settings.
| notes = No disclosed revenue or funding. Global maternal health market. Strong WHO alignment.
| related_companies = [[Cimon Medical]], [[Aidency]], [[Norway Health Tech]]
| categories = Norway Health Tech, Startups, Medical Devices, Women's Health, Emergency Medicine
| sources = https://www.exac.no; https://data.brreg.no/enhetsregisteret/api/enheter/922904391
}}
}}


== What They Do ==
== About ==
Postpartum bleeding reduction


== Funding ==
ExAC AS is a Norwegian medical device company developing an external aortic compression device for controlling severe postpartum hemorrhage (postpartum bleeding). Founded in 2019.
'''Valuation:''' Not disclosed. Norway Health Tech member.


== Revenue ==
== Clinical Need ==
'''Source:''' proff.no (to be researched)


== See Also ==
According to the company and WHO data:
* [[Norway Health Tech]]
* [[Norway]]
* [[Companies]]


[[Category:Company]]
* 300,000 women die annually during pregnancy or within the first six weeks after delivery
[[Category:Norway]]
* 830 maternal deaths per day globally
* Bleeding (postpartum hemorrhage) is the leading cause of maternal death
* WHO recommends the use of external aortic compression as a first-aid measure while awaiting emergency care
 
== Technology ==
 
ExAC's device enables external aortic compression — applying pressure to the aorta (the main artery from the heart) to reduce blood flow to the uterus and help control bleeding. This can be a life-saving first-aid intervention in both resource-limited settings and emergency situations where standard interventions (surgery, medications) are not immediately available.
 
== Market Position ==
 
The company targets the global maternal health market with a device that could be used by non-specialist health workers in low-resource settings and by emergency responders.
 
== References ==
<references/>
 
[[Category:Norway Health Tech]]
[[Category:Startups]]
[[Category:Medical Devices]]
[[Category:Women's Health]]
[[Category:Emergency Medicine]]

Latest revision as of 20:01, 14 April 2026

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About[edit]

ExAC AS is a Norwegian medical device company developing an external aortic compression device for controlling severe postpartum hemorrhage (postpartum bleeding). Founded in 2019.

Clinical Need[edit]

According to the company and WHO data:

  • 300,000 women die annually during pregnancy or within the first six weeks after delivery
  • 830 maternal deaths per day globally
  • Bleeding (postpartum hemorrhage) is the leading cause of maternal death
  • WHO recommends the use of external aortic compression as a first-aid measure while awaiting emergency care

Technology[edit]

ExAC's device enables external aortic compression — applying pressure to the aorta (the main artery from the heart) to reduce blood flow to the uterus and help control bleeding. This can be a life-saving first-aid intervention in both resource-limited settings and emergency situations where standard interventions (surgery, medications) are not immediately available.

Market Position[edit]

The company targets the global maternal health market with a device that could be used by non-specialist health workers in low-resource settings and by emergency responders.

References[edit]