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Siemens Healthineers introduces Biograph Vision Quadra Extended Axial FoV PET/CT scanner

, 23 December 2020/in Product News /by 3wmedia

Siemens Healthineers has introduced the Biograph Vision Quadra, a CE-marked positron emission tomography/computed tomography (PET/CT) scanner that is designed for clinical use as well as translational research.
In addition to the 3.2 mm silicon photomultiplier (SiPM) detector technology and Time of Flight (ToF) performance that are cornerstones of the established Biograph Vision PET/CT scanner, the Biograph Vision Quadra has an extended 106 cm axial field of view (FoV) – four times the PET axial FoV of the Biograph Vision 600. These technological features deliver significantly increased effective sensitivity and enable the clinician to image the average patient dynamically from the top of the head to the thigh in just one position. With the scanner’s extended axial FoV, the clinician can examine patient anatomy during radiopharmaceutical uptake over time. The combination of SiPM detectors and extended axial FoV permits more anatomical coverage in one bed position than a standard PET/CT scanner, enabling fast scanning at low patient radiation dose.
“The Biograph Vision Quadra is an order of magnitude more powerful than current state-of-the-art clinical scanners available today,” said James Williams, Head of the Molecular Imaging business at Siemens Healthineers. “This scanner will open possibilities for the imaging of complex and subtle biological processes that are key to the understanding of both physiology and pathophysiology alike.”
For more information, visit: www.siemens-healthineers.com/nl/molecularimaging/ pet-ct/biograph-vision-quadra
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Scientists develop new heart valve with improved biocompatibility and durability

Cardiology, 23 December 2020/in Product News /by 3wmedia

Biotech scientists have developed a new polymeric heart valve, called the PoliValve, with a life span potentially longer than current artificial valves.
The PoliValve will also prevent the need for the millions of patients with diseased heart valves to require life-long blood thinning medication.
There are two artificial valves currently available for patients with diseased heart valves; both have limitations either in durability or in biocompatibility. Biological valves are made from fixed pig or cow tissue and have good biocompatibility, but limitations in durability of 10 to 15 years. Mechanical valves have very good durability, but poor biocompatibility and patients must take daily blood thinning drugs to prevent blood clots.
The PoliValve, created by Prof. Geoff Moggridge, Dr Marta Serrani and Dr Joanna Stasiak at Cambridge’s Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, and Prof. Raimondo Ascione, Head of the Translational Biomedical Research Centre (TBRC) at the University of Bristol, is made from a special co-polymer and is designed to resemble the flexibility, biocompatibility and durability of a natural heart valve. They have spent three years conducting developmental work and extra-vivo and in-vivo testing on the new PoliValve.
The device combines excellent durability with biocompatibility, addressing the limitations of current biological and mechanical artificial valves. It is made through a simple moulding process; hence it also reduces markedly manufacture and quality control costs.
Initial testing in animal has been undertaken at Bristol’s TBRC facility as a first mandatory in-vivo testing step to ensure safety. Long-term in-vivo testing is already planned and funded as a necessary additional step before bringing it to market.
According to the ISO standards a new artificial heart valve must withstand a minimum of 200 million repetitions of opening and closing during bench testing (equivalent to five-year life span) to be tested in humans. The new Cambridge- Bristol polymeric valve has comfortably surpassed this.
Prof. Ascione noted: “The transformational PoliValve results from an advanced Bristol/ Cambridge-based biomedical cross-fertilisation between experts in biomaterials, computational modelling, advanced preclinical development/ testing and clinical academics understanding the patient needs. The new valve could help millions of people worldwide and we aim to test in patients within the next five years.”
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Hologic announces CE Mark for Faxitron Path+ specimen radiography system

, 23 December 2020/in Product News /by 3wmedia

Hologic has received CE Mark for the Faxitron Path+ specimen radiography system, the latest addition to the Company’s growing portfolio of digital specimen radiography solutions.
The Faxitron Path+ system features a superior, high-resolution imaging detector which enables pathologists to image a wide range of specimens of varying sizes, including bone, foetal remains and breast tissue directly in the lab. By combining a larger field of view with intuitive, easy-to-use software, the system provides pathologists with accurate results in an efficient manner. Additionally, the clear specimen images produced enable pathologists to satisfy the regulatory demands for De-Calcification End Point testing.
The Faxitron Path+ system provides up to 10x geometric magnification, enabling imaging of small microcalcifications and ensuring accurate diagnoses. Optimal X-ray exposure settings can be selected regardless of specimen makeup and density to ensure the highest image quality is maintained. These features offer pathologists more versatile imaging options and help to reduce the Turn Around Time (TAT) for reports.
For more information, visit: www.hologic.com
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VeinViewer makes veins visible

, 23 December 2020/in Product News /by 3wmedia

The VeinViewer® from Greiner Bio-One helps doctors and healthcare workers with venous access for venipunture by providing a visualization of the veins beneath the skin.
The VeinViewer uses harmless near-infrared (NIR) light which is absorbed by haemoglobin in the blood and surrounding tissue and reflected back to the VeinViewer device, where the data is processed into an image; colour is added and the image is reflected back to the skin surface to provide a real time visualization of the blood vessels and patterns up to 10 mm below the skin. High Definition technology helps provide the clinician with clear, sharp imaging to support routine healthcare work when vein conditions are poor.
Two devices are available: VeinViewer Flex and VeinViewer Vision2
VeinViewer Flex is a portable device for use in emergency situations or in rooms with limited space. The VeinViewer Flex can be made static by using the flexible arm provided for attachment to a table or arm of a chair, for example.
The VeinViewer Vision2 is a mobile imaging unit with an arm reaching up to 135 cm. The VeinViewer Vision2 is attached to a trolley for easy transportation between beds or phlebotomy chairs.
VeinViewer is recommended for many application areas:

  • Vein care centres – spider veins
  • Oncology
  • Geriatrics
  • Dialysis wards
  • Casualty / emergency situations, triage
  • Paediatrics
  • Neonatology
  • Doctors’ offices

For more information, visit: www.gbo.com
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Anomet offers custom composite medical clad wire

, 23 December 2020/in Product News /by 3wmedia

US-based Anomet is offering a custom composite medical clad wire that can combine up to three different materials for use with CRM, neurostimulation, vascular, and related devices.
By using different materials the medical clad wire can meet specific design requirements, performance, and cost criteria; especially where solid wire is limited. Typical configurations for implantable devices include: Platinum-iridium clad tantalum, Platinum clad MP35N®, Silver cored MP35N®, 316LVM clad tantalum, Nitinol clad platinum, and Gold clad nitinol.
Anomet’s medical clad wire is ideally suited for meeting design criteria for corrosion resistance, wear resistance, contact resistance, biocompatibility, radiopacity, strength, conductivity, solderability, formability and more.
The medical clad wire has a smooth consistent finish and can be made in sizes from 0.050 mm to 3.175 mm O.D. with 2% or more cladding thickness.
Anomet Medical Clad Wire is priced according to configuration and quantity. Samples and price quotations are available upon request.
For more information, visit: www.anometproducts.com
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Telemis releases new version of its medical platform

, 23 December 2020/in Product News /by 3wmedia

Telemis, the medical imaging, archiving and transmission specialist, has released a new version of the company’s widely-deployed Telemis-Medical platform. The company says that through the tech advances within Telemis-Medical Version 4.95, physicians will be able to perform functions much quicker – leading to considerable time savings and greater convenience.
The latest version of Telemis-Medical expands the array of possible configurations of diagnostic media (DICOM images, JPG and PDF files, videos, etc.) accelerating access, analysis, and sharing of vital data.
Among the major add-ons is access to an unlimited choice of user-defined mouse button combinations, which will speed up the image manipulation process. Users will also benefit from a swift and intuitive drag-and-drop tool that facilitates export of images to multiple destinations.
In relation to the treatment of cancer patients, specifically radiotherapy, this latest upgrade also offers new features. For example, with the help of the improved Dose Volume Histograms (DVHs), radiotherapists will be able to monitor radiation intensity and localization better.
In addition, the new version of Telemis-Medical has substantially bolstered security mechanisms in order to safeguard patient data. URLs randomization adds a level of security to the image distribution platform (TM-Publisher Web) in full compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) guidelines. Furthermore, healthcare institutions can define their own ‘conditions of use’, which TM-Publisher Web users will be asked to accept before accessing any data.
For more information, visit: www.telemis.com
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Fujifilm introduces Mouthpiece “B1” to prevent viral infection during peroral endoscopic procedures

, 23 December 2020/in Product News /by 3wmedia

Fujifilm has launched the Mouthpiece “B1” developed to catch and reduce the droplets emitted by the patient during endoscopic examination of the upper gastrointestinal tract. The device helps to minimize the risk to healthcare workers and fellow patients from becoming infected with Covid-19 and various other pathogens.
The Mouthpiece “B1”, which incorporates a sponge rubber, a droplet reduction accessory and a drape shield, is placed in the patient’s mouth and fixed with a headband.
The accessory is easy to handle and does not inconvenience the patient when compared to using a standard mouthpiece. The accessory can be used with different types of endoscopes with various diameters, ensuring that there are no gaps between the endoscope and the mouthpiece.
The drape shield covers the patient’s face and shields healthcare workers from patients during peroral endoscopy, thereby reducing the risk of viral infection by way of droplet transmission.
It reduces the spread of aerosol droplets by incorporating sponges which have slits in the insertion part of the mouthpiece where the endoscope is introduced, this design ensures that there are no gaps between the endoscope and the mouthpiece.
The mouthpiece is designed with extra depth to create space between the face shield and the patient’s face to maximize air ventilation for the patient. It also reduces discomfort caused by covering the face with the shield.
For more information, visit: www.fujifilm.eu
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Fujifilm Sonosite introduces Sonosite PX ultrasound system

, 23 December 2020/in Product News /by 3wmedia

Fujifilm Sonosite has recently introduced the new Sonosite PX ultrasound system – a next generation point-of-care ultrasound with the most advanced image clarity ever seen in a Sonosite system, a suite of workflow efficiency features, and an adaptable form factor. Rich Fabian, President and CEO of Fujifilm Sonosite said: “Every aspect of Sonosite PX was designed specifically for the clinicians on the front lines of medicine. We designed Sonosite PX as a tool to help clinicians in all fields of medicine to treat patients more effectively where it matters most – at the point of care.
“To optimize clinician ergonomics and improve efficiency, the system has an innovative and adaptable work surface that can be used in a horizontal or vertical position based on the situational needs of the exam. The exceptional image clarity is the result of a new proprietary imaging technology – seeing anatomy more clearly with Sonosite PX provides an unparalleled level of confidence for diagnostic and procedural applications.”
The ultrasound system and the new family of transducers are drop-tested to one meter and the work surface is sealed to the edge for simplified cleaning and disinfection. When mounted on the specialized stand, Sonosite PX has an adaptable work surface position for optimal clinician ergonomics while a small footprint and adjustable height allows for closer bedside access.
Information essential to completing an exam including patient information, reports, and worksheets, is intuitively placed in one location, saving clinicians time and effort when navigating the ultrasound system user interface.
Diku Mandavia, MD, FACEP, FRCPC, Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer of Fujifilm Sonosite, said: “The system has two cardiac options that allow clinicians to choose between gathering targeted information about the heart to determine overall patient well-being, or investigate specific cardiac conditions with more comprehensive calculations that provide detailed analysis of the structure and function of the heart. This allows clinicians to select the cardiac exam type that best fits their individual workflow needs.
“Furthermore in keeping with our commitment to education, we have greatly expanded our 3D animation educational videos which are very important to new users. Sonosite PX has more than 100 onboard scan-along education tutorials; the most expansive library in any point-of-care system.”
Sonosite PX has been designed for onboard documentation of ultrasound findings at the bedside which assists in the efficient documentation to the electronic medical record.
For more information, visit: www.sonosite.com
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Stryker launches industry’s first completely wireless hospital bed

, 23 December 2020/in Product News /by 3wmedia

Stryker has launched globally the industry’s first completely wireless hospital bed, ProCuity. This intelligent bed was designed to help reduce in-hospital patient falls at all acuity levels, improve nurse workflow efficiencies and safety, as well as help lower hospital costs. It is the only bed on the market that can connect seamlessly to nurse call systems without the use of cables or wires.
“Patient safety is at the foundation of everything we do at Stryker,” said Jessica Mathieson, VP/GM of Acute Care, Stryker. “Leveraging our long history in innovation, ProCuity is the culmination of years of extensive research and feedback from nurses and other healthcare professionals to create what is truly a ‘brilliance in a bed’ solution. It was designed to improve patient outcomes and assist caregivers for years to come.”
Set at an industry low height of 11.5 inches (29.2 cm), ProCuity is ergonomically designed with the latest technologies to promote safe patient handling and help reduce fall-related injuries, including intuitive patient positioning and bed alarms as well as ergonomic side rails. Helping to address nurse call cable connectivity issues, ProCuity can be equipped with fully wireless features. Additionally, the bed’s easy-to-use touchscreens and other key components makes the job of caregivers easier and more efficient, while providing for a more enhanced patient experience.
Specific key features of ProCuity include:
Completely Wireless:
ProCuity’s Secure Connect wireless solution makes it the only bed on the market that can connect without cables to nurse call systems. Additionally, with iBed Wireless, all bed data, including bed config-uration and exit alarm activity, are wirelessly compatible with facilities’ hospital information systems. To help give caregivers increased visibility to safe bed configuration and bed exit alarm activity, ProCuity can also integrate with Stryker’s optional patient-centric clinical dashboard, iBed Vision.
Ergonomic Side Rails:
Three-position Secure Assist side rails allow for easier patient entry and exit as well as nurse-patient interaction.
Intuitive Patient and Bed Monitoring Systems:
ProCuity’s exclusive Adaptive Bed Alarm uses load cell technology to sense a patient’s weight and will alert nurses if a patient is out of position or has left the bed. With ProCuity’s iBed Watch system, all operational aspects of the bed, from side rail positioning, head of bed angle and height, are monitored to ensure that it is always in a safe position for the patient. Caregivers are alerted immediately if any components are out of position.
Zoom Motorized Drive:
To help caregivers move patients safely and more efficiently, ProCuity Z and ZM models come complete with Zoom Motorized Drive, a motorcycle throttle-like touch handle that deploys the central fifth wheel. It also comes with one-touch electric brakes.
Standard, Customizable Platform:
From MedSurg units to the ICU, the ProCuity bed series is designed to meet all patient acuity levels. This helps make standardization across hospitals easier, while reducing hospital costs associated with renting specialty beds and the need for bed transfers and extra staff.
Enhanced Patient Experience:
To provide greater flexibility for taller patients, ProCuity has an integrated bed extender, which allows the bed to stretch an additional 12 inches (30.5 cm) in length. It also comes with a USB port and holder to allow patients to charge and store personal electronic devices like phones.
Guarantee Program:
Through Stryker’s Financial Guarantee program, the company promises customers will see a 50% reduction in bed-related falls occurring on Stryker beds utilizing iBed Wireless technology (terms and conditions apply).
For more information, visit: www.stryker.com/us/en/acute-care/ products/procuity
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Siemens Healthineers introduces new fluoroscopy system

, 23 December 2020/in Product News /by 3wmedia

Siemens Healthineers showed their new fluoroscopy system, the Luminos Lotus Max, at the annual French JFR 2020 in early October. The system offers advanced technology in radiography and fluoroscopy.
The remote-controlled Luminos Lotus Max system offers versatility in clinical examinations by combining radiographic and fluoroscopic imaging with orthopedic studies such as long leg or spinal examinations and basic interventions. Users can quickly switch between the different imaging modalities because they are integrated.
Commenting on the new fluoroscopy system, Carsten Bertram, Head of Business Line X-ray Products, said: “Combining these state-of-the-art technologies poses one major challenge: ensuring efficient workflows and high system utilization. With our new device, healthcare professionals now benefit from a new level of integration for ‘uninterrupted flow‘ in radiographic and fluoroscopic exams. It’s all on one system and in one room.”
The Luminos Lotus Max also features automation aimed at ensuring ease of use and patient safety. This automation helps technicians apply the optimal radiation dose for each patient and examination type without compromising clinical results. Accordong to Siemens Healthineers, the device automatically encrypts all images and patient data. Combined with regular software updates to prevent new risks and an elaborate role-based access control, this ensures that the highest cybersecurity standards are met.
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