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Implantica Announces Onboarding of the World-leading La Paz University Hospital, Spain

Dr. Peter Forsell, inventor of RefluxStop™, CEO and founder of Implantica, says, “Approximately 15% of the adult population in Spain suffer from GERD¹ with countless patients resigned to live with the painful symptoms because they are poorly treated by existing methods or not candidates for the mainstream anti-reflux surgical treatments.”

IBA signs Proteus®ONE system contract with AIG in Hyderabad, India

The contract includes the supply of a Proteus®ONE system and a Quality Assurance package from IBA Dosimetry. Proteus®ONE is the market leading compact proton therapy system, upgradable over time to continue to offer the latest technology to IBA users. The system will also include DynamicARC®[2] beam delivery capabilities, once this feature has received regulatory clearance.

Surmodics Announces Successful Early Clinical Use of Pounce™ XL Thrombectomy System, Suitable for Non-Surgical Removal of Thrombi and Emboli from Iliac and Femoral Arteries

“We’re excited about the positive feedback we’ve received from early users of the Pounce XL System,” said Gary Maharaj, President and Chief Executive Officer of Surmodics. “The addition of this larger-profile device to the Pounce Thrombectomy Platform fulfills our goal of providing physicians a standalone solution for rapid removal of acute or chronic peripheral arterial clot throughout the lower extremity. With hospitals under growing pressure to reduce costs, we believe the standalone Pounce Thrombectomy Platform may help reduce the need for hospitalizations and follow-up procedures.”

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MilliporeSigma Announces Closing of Mirus Bio Acquisition, Bolstering Viral Vector Bioproc

The acquisition is a strategic step towards the company’s ambition to offer solutions for every step of viral vector manufacturing. It also reinforces the company’s commitment to supporting customers in advancing cell and gene therapies from preclinical through commercial production. The Life Science business of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany acquired Mirus Bio from Gamma Biosciences, a life sciences platform established by global investment firm KKR.

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Advancements in Imaging

Kromek Secures Over $1M in Medical Imaging Orders

The orders comprise a $300k award for detectors for niche SPECT applications, which is expected to be delivered in the Group’s current financial year, and a $563k order from an OEM for niche SPECT applications and a $205k order for niche medical imaging applications.

How Medical Image Analysis Helps Diagnosticians: 8 Examples

Medical imaging is an expanding market. According to Zion Market Research, it is expected to reach $48.6 billion by 2025. Medical images comprise the major data source in healthcare, accounting for at least 90% of all medical data, according to GE Healthcare. Unfortunately, a massive flow of various images clashing with outdated manual review processes increases the chances of medical errors and misdiagnosis.

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