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Harvard researchers create first 3-D printed heart-on-a-chip

Scientists may soon be able to conduct experiments on hearts without needing once-living tissue and muscle from animals. In a new study published today in Nature Materials, Harvard University...

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Use of 3D printing increasing in radiology

The use of 3D printing technology in radiology is not new; Jonathan Morris, an assistant professor of radiology at Mayo Clinic and an interventional spine neuroradiologist has been using it since 2001....

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Apps helping patients before, after surgery

Ten years ago, Tom Riley watched his mother struggle to communicate with her doctors as she battled ovarian cancer. He noticed that, like many patients, she often skimmed over potentially important...

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Mount Sinai announces 3D printing services

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Matt KozarMount Sinai Press Office(646) 605‐5995 matt.kozar@mountsinai.org Mount Sinai Establishes 3D Printing Services for Clinicians and Researchers 3D printing team...

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U-M researchers invent low-cost robot

ANN ARBOR-In an era of spiraling health care cost concerns, a new $500 surgical instrument developed at the University of Michigan is vying to take the place of a $2 million robot for certain minimally...

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Innovation: The path to superior OR teamwork and results

Healthcare lags behind other industries when it comes to innovation. That’s partly because new treatments must be vetted for safety and efficacy, and partly because fee-for-service reimbursement...

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ECRI Institute: Penn Medicine wins Health Devices Achievement Award

PLYMOUTH MEETING, PA-ECRI Institute is pleased to announce Penn Medicine Center for Health Care Innovation in Philadelphia, PA, as the winner of the 11th Health Devices Achievement Award. The award...

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New instrument shows promise as low-cost alternative to robot

Researchers at the University of Michigan (U-M), Ann Arbor, have invented a new surgical instrument with the goal of addressing a vast, unmet need in minimally invasive surgery. For less than a...

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Scientists create artificial heart with 3D printing

Product Development Group Zurich, Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering, ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland Search for more papers by this author Corresponding author Institute for Chemical and...

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Surgeons perform first magnetic compression anastomosis (magnamosis) in humans

Magnetic compression anastomosis (“magnamosis”) uses a pair of self-centering magnetic “Harrison rings” to create an intestinal anastomosis without sutures or staples. This first-in-human trial of the...

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Two firms awarded grants to develop medical devices for children

Editor’s Note The Philadelphia Pediatric Medical Device Consortium (PPMDC) has chosen two companies out of eight finalists to receive grants of $50,000 each to develop medical devices for children. The...

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New app helps protect patients’ brains during surgery

Editor’s Note A new app developed by students at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s (UWM’s) App Brewery and a neuropsychologist at the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) monitors critical brain...

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RTI Surgical announces 3D-printed cervical interbody device

Editor’s Note RTI Surgical (Alachua, Florida) on October 25 launched its Fortilink-C interbody fusion system with Tetrafuse 3D technology, the October 26 Becker’s Spine Review reports. Tetrafuse 3D...

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FDA issues guidance on 3D printing of medical devices

Editor’s Note Food and Drug Administration (FDA) commissioner Scott Gottlieb, MD, issued a statement December 4 on the FDA’s final guidance on medical device additive manufacturing, also known as 3D...

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ECRI Institute releases ‘Top 10 Hospital C-suite Watch List’

Editor’s Note The ECRI Institute on January 22 announced the released its annual “Top 10 Hospital C-suite Watch List.” Among the new and emerging innovations to watch are: Acuity-adaptable rooms, where...

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First penis transplantation completed in the US

Editor’s Note Surgeons at the Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, completed the first successful penis transplantation in the US in a patient who had a subtotal penectomy for penile cancer....

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ECRI Institute: Boston Medical Center wins 2018 Health Devices Achievement Award

Editor’s Note The ECRI Institute on May 17 announced that Boston Medical Center had won the 2018 Health Devices Achievement Award for its patient-centric mobile pulmonary care app. The ICOUGH Recovery...

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ECRI Institute reports on Health Devices Achievement Award recipient

Editor’s Note In its July Health Technology eSource, ECRI Institute reported on Boston Medical Center winning the 2018 Health Devices Achievement Award for its pulmonary care app. The ICOUGH Recovery...

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Slurpee straw inspires smudge-free laparoscopic camera

Editor’s Note University of Texas engineering students have created a laparoscopic camera cleaner designed like a 7-Eleven Slurpee straw that keeps a camera smudge-free, the July 17 Medical Design...

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Siemens, NuVasive announce partnership to create new spine imaging technology

Editor’s Note Siemens Healthineers (Erlangen, Germany) and NuVasive (San Diego, California) have entered into a strategic partnership to create integrated 3D imaging, surgical automation technology,...

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