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Medical Device Industry News: Latest Developments, Breakthroughs, and Future Outlook

SynerFuse Announces Solo Spine Surgeon Implants 8th Patient in Integrated Spinal Fusion and DRG Neuromodulation Proof-of-Concept Study

“So far in the study, the SynerFuse procedure has been efficient and straightforward to perform,” said Lall. “The industry has seen the efficacy of DRG stimulation for patients with chronic pain, and it is very exciting to be able to study incorporating it earlier in the treatment process for these patients in an attempt to reduce their pain levels and needs for opioids. I believe this will become widely adopted in spine surgery.”

Fluidx Unveils New Embolic for Neurovascular Use

Fluidx Unveils New Embolic for Neurovascular Use

The IMPASS Embolic Device is part of the portfolio of embolics currently under development by Fluidx.  In the fall, Fluidx announced successful completion of a multi-center clinical trial with the GPX Embolic Device to treat a broad range of peripheral applications including tumor devascularization.

Clinical Trials

Understand the Differences Between eCOA & ePRO

INTRODUCTION: With the advent of technology and development, virtual clinical trials (VCTs) are gaining more and more popularity among patients and health care providers alike.

Biotechnology News

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oVio’s New AI Enhanced, Fully Dimensional Imaging Technology May Be a Game Changer for Healthcare & Security Sectors

oVio’s New AI Enhanced, Fully Dimensional Imaging Technology May Be a Game Changer for Healthcare & Security Sectors

oVio’s imaging technology has been heavily used and adopted by medical practitioners in cosmetic and elective surgery specialties, allowing for patients to have 360-degree views of everything from before-and-afters to prospective post-op results. Their existing products are well-established as an invaluable resource to doctors providing cosmetic surgery, skincare, hair replacement treatment, and other services to their clients.

Executives on the Move

FDA Medical Device Updates

Comprehensive Insights into Medical Device & Biotechnology Company Mergers, Acquisitions & Funding

Market Reports

Advancements In Imaging

Hospitals In the News

Medical Device and Biotechnology Executives: Innovative Professionals on the Move and Making Waves in the Industry

Non-Profit News

Healthcare: Understanding the Business Side of the Industry and Its Implications

Healthcare Careers

Nurses Corner

Health: A Comprehensive Exploration of Wellness, Nutrition, and Overall Well-Being for a Healthier Life

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