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Medical Device News Magazine features byline articles from medical device and biotechnology industry experts (KOLs). Our experts share their views including what the future holds for the medical device industry, how devices can improve patient outcomes, functionality and more.

Healthcare Technology

From Vision to Reality: Ten Trends Shaping the Future of Healthcare Technology | By Valentin Kuzmenko, Chief Commercial Officer, VP of Sales, Andersen

The field of healthcare is undergoing rapid and continuous advancements, consistently introducing remarkable innovations. Amidst these dynamic changes, hospitals and clinics are embracing the latest breakthroughs and procuring innovative software solutions. Their objective is to deliver exceptional care that enables patients to benefit from the most cutting-edge practices available today. According to Statista’s findings, the Digital Health market is projected to generate a revenue of approximately US$170.20 billion in 2023. This underscores the substantial interest of medical organizations in technological innovations. Kuzmenko dives into ten trends shaping the future of healthcare.

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Medical sterile wipes

What Are Medical Sterile Wipes Used For? | By Trevor Sharp General Manager at TIDDOX

Sharp writes, “Medical sterile wipes are frequently used for various purposes in the healthcare industry. These specialised wipes are intended to keep the environment sterile and prevent the spread of illnesses or infections. They are used largely to disinfect and sanitise surfaces, medical equipment, and medical instruments. These wipes are used to prepare the skin before medical procedures, ensuring that it is clean and free of any potential bacteria or contaminants.” Read more of what he has to say.

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B-Vector Laryngoscope

Introducing the B-Vector Laryngoscope | By Bradley J. Vargo, DO

B-Vector Laryngoscope is a direct laryngoscope prototype that contains no batteries, nor does it require an attached power cord.  As a result, it is an integral hand-held instrument that needs no disassembly/reassembly.  It can be sterilized in minutes – as easily as surgical instruments sent through central processing in hundreds of facilities every day; anywhere there is a steam autoclave. 

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Felix Feng

The Vital Role of Clinical Validation in the Adoption of AI within Healthcare | By Felix Feng, Scientific Advisor to ArteraAI

Dr Felix Feng writes, “The healthcare industry has witnessed a significant surge in interest and opportunity to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into care; diagnostics, clinical administration, treatment planning, and more. However, implementation remains limited, largely due to a lack of robust validation procedures. It is critical that healthcare professionals hold a level of skepticism in tension with open-mindedness about new technology, to ensure the patient receives the safest, quality care possible.” Read on to learn more.

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Shoulder Arthroplasty

New Thinking is Pushing the Boundaries of Shoulder Arthroplasty | Steven Goldberg, MD

Dr. Goldberg notes, “In contrast, the shoulder arthroplasty market is quite the opposite as competitive designs vary drastically in terms of implant bone fixation, geometry, and the resultant biomechanics. The “optimal” design is still yet to be discovered, though innovative companies are attempting to discover it. Yet, each device company is focused on the same goal: drive better patient outcomes with more consistent results.” Read on.

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Dr Samuel Browd

Closing the Divide: Advancing Surgical Equity Through AI and Light Field Innovations | By Dr Samuel Browd is the Co-founder and CMO at Proprio

Dr Brown writes, “Artificial intelligence has revolutionized various industries, and its potential impact on surgery is profound. AI tools, when leveraged correctly, can serve as a powerful tool in standardizing surgical practices and closing the gap in expertise between experienced and novice surgeons. By analyzing vast amounts of surgical data, AI algorithms can identify best practices, provide real-time guidance, and offer valuable insights for surgeons. This enables less-experienced surgeons to replicate the techniques of their more skilled counterparts and accelerate their learning curve.”

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