Mobile Surgery Articles & Analysis
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The educational Industry Session titled “Expanding MIS Fixation Options for both Fragility and High Impact Fractures of the Pelvis,” features noteworthy case reviews, an overview of the CurvaFix technology, and panel discussions led by Amir Matityahu, M.D., professor of Orthopaedic Surgery, UCSF Medical Center Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and ...
“These thought leaders bring outstanding research and clinical credentials to CurvaFix’s focus on offering a new approach to pelvic fracture repair that provides strong, stable, curved fixation with a simpler, minimally invasive procedure with the potential to immediately reduce pain, allow for earlier mobility and improve patient recovery compared to traditional ...
“The key goal is to be able to detect the problems associated with microvascular and vascular surgeries with high risk of post-op complications,” said Sonavex CEO David Narrow. A complication of microvascular surgery—used to reattach severed body parts such as fingers and hands by reconnecting tiny blood vessels and restoring ...
CUREO therapy promotes rehabilitation in patients with damages to the central nervous system (e.g. after stroke, paraplegia or neurodegenerative diseases), pain, and mobility restrictions after surgery. Modular training units in a VR environment playfully support cognitive and sensorimotor rehabilitation to promote motor skills of the upper extremities and trunk. ...
-based medical device company providing surgeons with innovative solutions in hand surgery, announced today that it has launched its new Mobile Training and Cadaver Lab Program for convenient, on-site surgeon education and training of its innovative solutions in hand surgery. ExsoMed’s Mobile Training and Cadaver Lab ...
“For those living with vision impairment caused by diseases like macular degeneration or retinitis pigmentosa, current options to improve vision and mobility typically include invasive surgery or conspicuous headsets. Mojo Lens provides a different approach and is designed to give the visually impaired more confidence and independence through enhanced ...
Frank Phillips, Professor and Director of the Division of Spine Surgery and the Section of Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery at Rush University Medical Center, completed the first augmented reality (AR) minimally invasive spine surgery. ...
McColl M.D., is scheduled to present at the Future of Health conference on Thursday, October 3 at 11:05am on the Digital Health 150 Stage. Gauss is transforming surgery with an AI-enabled mobile platform for the operating room. Based in Silicon Valley, the company leverages artificial intelligence, including machine learning and computer vision, to power ...
Launched in September 2015, the feasibility study focuses on a range of medical imaging equipment, including MRI scanners, ultrasound equipment, CT scanners, interventional X-ray equipment and mobile surgery. Feedback via a short survey is being invited from NHS and private sector health professionals, including Trust Board Directors, clinicians, contracting ...
Gauss Surgical, Inc. announced today that the company has received CE (Conformité Européenne) Mark for its Triton System™ for iPad, the world’s first and only mobile platform for real-time monitoring of surgical blood loss. This milestone allows Gauss to market and sell its system throughout Europe and other regions that require the CE Mark. Additionally, the company ...
Gauss Surgical, Inc. announced today that the company has completed series A financing to accelerate sales growth and further commercialization of the Triton System™, the world’s first and only mobile platform for real-time monitoring of surgical blood loss. The latest round was led by Promus Ventures and joined by Summation Health Ventures and LifeForce Ventures. “As prior ...