Medical Design & Outsourcing

2 days ago | medicaldesignandoutsourcing.com | Jim Hammerand

Monarch President Aleksandra Popovic explains what’s special about the upgraded system and offers advice for developing robotics and AI. Johnson & Johnson MedTech‘s Monarch robotics-assisted bronchoscopy system reaches deep into the lungs for biopsies, offering a minimally invasive alternative to transthoracic needle biopsy while maximizing diagnostic yield for earlier, more definitive results.

3 days ago | medicaldesignandoutsourcing.com | Jim Hammerand

Nitinol is driving medtech innovation thanks to this nickel-titanium alloy’s shape memory and superelastic properties. Download our free Nitinol Special Report below to learn how this uniquely useful medtech metal is manufactured, processed and finished to enable a variety of cutting-edge medical devices, including many promising applications still in development. Look into the bill of materials for any cutting-edge medtech innovation, and there’s a good chance you’ll find nitinol.

4 days ago | medicaldesignandoutsourcing.com | Jim Hammerand

Highridge Medical has returned to the spine tech developer’s roots and is betting big on some key technologies, CEO Rebecca Whitney says in an exclusive interview. We spoke with Whitney ahead of Highridge’s announcement that it sold its EBI bone healing business to focus on spine tech as a pure-play company.

4 days ago | medicaldesignandoutsourcing.com | Jim Hammerand

Next week’s return of DeviceTalks Minnesota will deliver in-depth insights into breakthrough technologies and the best practices driving their development, manufacturing, and commercialization. In just one packed day, more than 250 engineers, executives and industry professionals will gather to hear from leading OEMs, cutting-edge startups and hands-on experts across the medtech space. If you want in, don’t wait.

5 days ago | medicaldesignandoutsourcing.com | Jim Hammerand

“A good waveform and a good catheter design is worth nothing if the physician doesn’t know where this catheter is located inside the heart,” says Abbott’s Dr. Christopher Piorkowski. Concluding our series about how Abbott developed and designed its Volt pulsed field ablation (PFA) system, we’ll now look at the final piece of the puzzle for treating atrial fibrillation (AFib): integration with the EnSite X EP system.