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Open Surgery Equipment Supplied In Usa Texas
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Manufactured by:PolyVascular based inHouston, TEXAS (USA)
Congenital heart disease (CHD) is the most common birth defect and number one cause of infant mortality in the developed world. Twice as many children die from CHD than all childhood cancers combined. Our aim is to transform the care of children with congenital heart disease by developing an entirely new generation of ...
Manufactured by:Surgix based inSpring, TEXAS (USA)
Still juggling multiple tables in your spine room? The FusionMAX®?Elite is a single, reconfigurable table designed to handle both cervical and lumbar spine procedures with ease. Featuring Quick-Change™ radiolucent tops, ultra-light accessories, and a compact footprint perfect for crowded ORs and ASCs, FusionMAX®?Elite reduces setup time, eliminates clutter, and empowers surgical ...
Manufactured by:Quest Medical Inc. based inAllen, TEXAS (USA)
Technology so unique, Quest Medical was awarded eight U.S. patents for this perfusion system. At the heart of the MPS®2 system are Spline-Piston pumps coupled with state-of-the-art pressure sensors enabling unparalleled drug delivery accuracy. The Quest MPS 2 System provides independent control of potassium and carioprotective drugs, providing the flexibility to deliver any cardioplegia ...
Manufactured by:Lung Therapeutics, Inc. based inAustin, TEXAS (USA)
A pleural effusion is defined by the build-up of fluid in the pleural cavity, predominantly resulting from pneumonia. A loculated pleural effusion (LPE) occurs when scar tissue forms in the pleural cavity, trapping the fluid and preventing drainage. Our lead compound, LTI-01, is a proenzyme, or zymogen, designed to slowly activate in the pleural space and break up the scar tissue. We believe ...
Manufactured by:Genesis Medical Plastics based inCypress, TEXAS (USA)
The arthroscopic procedure dates back more than a century, but like most medical advancements, it took a few decades for the real pioneering work to begin. By the 70s and 80s, most of the tools needed for modern arthroscopic procedures were in place, owing to the invention of flexible fiber optics. Today, arthroscopy is a frontline surgical approach for joint repair, and is particularly ...