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Ongoing consolidations and investment has prompted strong growth in new technologies for treatment of extremities, including the foot and ankle.
Medtronic has just announced its first FDA approval for an MRI-friendly internal defibrillator.
While IBM’s Watson entering the field of medical imaging analysis is exciting news, it will still be some time before imaging analysis software sees routine clinical use.
A recent study shows that the high up-front cost of robotic cardiac surgical solutions is offset by lower post-surgery costs.
Dr. Steven Falowski broke new ground by livestreaming the implantation of neurostimulators to Medtronic engineers.
With the launch of the National Medical Device Postmarket Surveillance System still years away, manufacturers should focus on the quality of their clinical trial data to increase adoption.
A new guidance document, “Patient Preference Information –Submission, Review in PMAs, HDE Applications, and De Novo Requests, and Inclusion in Device Labeling,” aims to allow patient perspectives to play a greater role in the regulatory process.
For the first time the orthopedic stem cell market was the fastest growing orthopedic biomaterial segment.
The site was a joint effort between the FDA, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the National Library of Medicine (NLM).
Serving a more cost-conscious group of providers has impacted the device design process in many ways.
According to a a study published in the journal in the journal Stem Cells Translational Medicine, researchers may have found a new protocol to grow and transform human embryonic stem cells into cartilage cells.
A team of researchers have developed a means of producing strong and durable bio-based polyurethane that could help contain costs and improve device function.
