OdonAssist is CE marked and can only be sold in countries that recognize the CE mark. It is not available for sale in other countries and jurisdictions until local regulatory approvals and clearances have been obtained.

Gently assisting childbirth

Assisted childbirth hasn’t changed much in centuries, with older methods that aren’t always forgiving.1-2 OdonAssist™ is an inflatable device for assisted vaginal birth - an entirely new innovation designed to be safe and gentle for both mothers and newborns. As a proven3-6 new device for assisted birth it modernizes obstetric care, offering benefits for parents, babies and healthcare providers alike.
Introducing OdonAssist™

It’s time for change

Current methods to assist childbirth are known to have risks.1,2 It’s time for a new way to deliver newborns.
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A gentle revolution

As demonstrated in clinical trials in the UK and France, OdonAssist™ is gentle,4-6 safe3-5 and effective for assisting the birth of newborns.4-5
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More than
95%
of babies experienced no or low pain from childbirth4,5

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application technique for all fetal positions3-5

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no typical pattern of device-related neonatal injury or bruising4,5

Easy to use

The OdonAssistTM isn’t just easy on the baby,4,5 clinicians also say it’s easy to use.3-5
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Hundreds of clinicians have participated in OdonAssistTM demonstration sessions. Learn where we will be next.
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“Very impressive and easy to use23

Compassionate leadership

Maternal Newborn Health Innovations (MNHI) was founded by former leaders in international health agencies, academia and medical technology who are deeply committed to the safety of mothers and newborns during childbirth.
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Over 300 babies safely delivered thanks to pioneering work by British doctors
Since July 2025 over 300 babies have been safely delivered thanks to the OdonAssist™, an inflatable device for assisted delivery which has been hailed by clinicians as “a breakthrough, the first entirely new approach to assist childbirth in more than a century”.

Innovation in labour and birth has historically been limited. In recent years, an international collaboration of obstetricians, midwives, engineers, industry partners and new mothers have supported the development of OdonAssist, designed to reduce birth trauma when assistance is needed towards the end of labour.

On May 5, 2026 families involved in a groundbreaking clinical trial of the OdonAssist join obstetricians, midwives and researchers at an event in the QEII Centre in London, England to celebrate this remarkable milestone in women’s medicine and care during labour.
To secure accreditation to attend this event or for media inquiries please contact Hannah Henderson on 07738 290979 or hannah@henderson.media. For inquiries about OdonAssist please contact charlotte.fuller@mnhi.com.
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