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Medtronic Files ITC Action Against Axonics to Stop Unauthorized Use of Medtronic Innovations

“Medtronic is continuing our efforts to stop Axonics from profiting off of their unauthorized use of our innovations and intellectual property,” said Mira Sahney, president of the pelvic health business in the neuroscience portfolio at Medtronic. “The pattern is clear: Axonics uses Medtronic technologies to improperly compete in the market. It is time for Axonics to be held accountable for these unlawful acts.”

Clinical Trials

Surmodics Announces TRANSCEND Trial 36-Month Data to be Presented at 50th Annual VEITH Symposium

Dr. Peter A. Schneider, Professor of Surgery at University of California, San Francisco and Member of the TRANSCEND Trial Steering Committee, will present the TRANSCEND trial’s safety and efficacy data through 36 months as part of a November 15, 2023 session focused on randomized controlled trial (RCT) updates on new developments in drug coated balloons (DCBs) and drug eluting stents (DESs).

Biotechnology News

BIOTRONIK’s DX Technology Reaches Significant Milestone: 100,000 DX Devices Implanted

BIOTRONIK notes Over the past decades, more than 20 clinical studies that enrolled over 4,000 patients have confirmed the safety and efficacy of DX Technology. This strong foundation of clinical evidence has recently been enriched by the MATRIX study results, the largest clinical evaluation of DX Technology to date. Results from the MATRIX study confirm under real-world conditions that DX, with Home Monitoring, allows for reliable, guideline-recommended remote monitoring of subclinical AF.

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MedTech trends for 2023

MedTech Trends for 2023 By Bernard Ross, CEO and Founder of Sky Medical Technology

Healthcare services have been buffeted on the rocks of the global pandemic since early 2020, and many are now trying to address the significant backlog in non-urgent and elective surgeries that have been postponed by primary healthcare focusing on COVID-19.
As we enter the post-pandemic era, Bernard Ross, CEO, and Founder of Sky Medical Technology outlines his views on the direction of travel of the healthcare industry in 2023 and the implications for MedTech.

Defining Care Pathways in a Post-Stroke World - By David Z. Rose, M.D.

Defining Care Pathways in a Post-Stroke World – By David Z. Rose, M.D.

Dr. David Z. Rose is a Vascular Stroke Neurologist at the University of South Florida College of Medicine in Tampa, Florida, USA, and Co-Medical Director of the 32-bed Neuro-ICU at Tampa General Hospital. He is the author of a fun review book entitled “Laughing Your Way to Passing the Neurology Boards” and many peer-reviewed articles on Neuro-Cardio topics. He completed an Internal Medicine internship and residency at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio, Neurology residency at the University of Miami/Jackson.

While OTC wearable devices are designed to allow for augmented individual monitoring of body parameters, identifying deviations that can empower people to make educated decisions on their personal fitness and health, the question is, just how accurate are they and where should they fit within the ideal healthcare ‘ecosystem’? 

The Evolution of OTC vs. Prescription Wearable ECG Monitoring Devices – Differences and Considerations for Use: By Ann Demaree, MBA, BSN, RN, Senior Vice President, Cardiac Insight LLC

Ann Demaree writes, “While OTC wearable devices are designed to allow for augmented individual monitoring of body parameters, identifying deviations that can empower people to make educated decisions on their personal fitness and health, the question is, just how accurate are they and where should they fit within the ideal healthcare ‘ecosystem’?”

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