CE Marking and ARCH clinical trial data position the Liverty™ TIPS Stent Graft to expand treatment options for patients with advanced liver disease
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CE Marking and ARCH clinical trial data position the Liverty™ TIPS Stent Graft to expand treatment options for patients with advanced liver disease
Ellipsys Medical, Inc. today announced that the Ellipsys® Vascular Access System will once again be commercially available, with initial availability anticipated in mid-2026. The announcement marks the planned reintroduction of the minimally invasive technology to clinicians and patients following a period of limited market availability. The Ellipsys System, previously available...
Inaugural case performed by spine surgeon Dr. Scott L. Parker highlights the system's strength, versatility, and precision for supporting multi-level spinal constructs
On March 12, 2026, the first implant of the ProStyle M® Transcatheter Mitral Valve System (ProStyle M®) was successfully completed under pure ultrasound guidance as part of its confirmatory clinical study. The device is independently developed by KingstronBio Technology (Changshu) Co., Ltd. (KingstronBio). The procedure was performed by Professor Wang Chunsheng and Professor...
Company Appoints D. Keith Grossman to Board of Directors
Mechanism-Driven Study Design Focused on Capital Efficiency and Accelerated Development for Near-Term Value Creation, Addressing a $2 Billion Potential Target Market
Variational AI introduces Enki™ 4: an improved algorithm and architecture designed to scale, expanding the pre-trained target coverage from 592 to 760 and now applicable to proximity-based therapeutics and novel payloads for antibody drug conjugates
Akira Kitamura, GM, AI Drug Development Division of NEC Corporation and CEO of NEC Bio, added, "This agreement is an important milestone in our partnership with Transgene and reflects NEC’s long-term commitment to the development of TG4050
Joint initiative with Rosebud Biosciences, Kantify, and funded by Incite will identify and quantify off-target toxicities in chemotherapy patients

The additional funding raised through this round will allow Hexarad to continue to grow its radiology platform which focuses on allocative efficiency to improve scan reporting times.
Urolithiasis is a common disease affecting about 12% of the global population. Consequently, urolithiasis is a widespread disease with significant socioeconomic impact and is relevant to healthcare in terms of society and health policy.

Samuel Larrivée, MD, MSc, FRCSC notes it’s no secret that complex arthroscopic procedures can be difficult to teach to residents and experienced doctors alike. Read on.

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.
The UK will continue with the UK Medical Devices Regulations 2002 (S.I. 2002/618) (UK MDR), as amended, and by the 30th of June 2023, manufacturers will need to follow the UK Conformity Assessment process and place the UKCA mark on their medical devices, as CE marked medical devices will stop being recognised in Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales).
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