C.R. Bard Divests Certain assets/endoscopic unit to ConMed Corp. (2004)

July 3, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

C.R. Bard Acquires ONUX Medical Inc. (2004)

July 3, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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St. Jude Medical Acquires ProRhythm Inc. (2004)

July 3, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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St. Jude Medical Acquires Endocardial Solutions Inc. (2004)

July 3, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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St. Jude Medical Acquires Irvine Biomedical Inc. (2004)

July 3, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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St. Jude Medical Acquires Epicor Medical Inc. (2004)

July 3, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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Zoll Medical Acquires Infusion Dynamics Inc. (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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Zoll Medical Acquires LIFECOR Inc.’s marketing & distribution rights (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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Zoll Medical Acquires LIFECOR Inc. (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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Zimmer Holdings Acquires Zimmer Switzerland Holdings Ltd. (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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Varian Medical Systems Acquires OpTx Corp Assets (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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Thoratec Acquires BioCardia Inc. (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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The Cooper Companies Acquires Ocular Sciences Inc. (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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The Cooper Companies Acquires Milex Products Inc. (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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The Cooper Companies Acquires Argus Biomedical Pty. Ltd. assets (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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Terumo Acquires Changchun Terumo Medical Products (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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Teleflex Acquires Enron Corp.’s Teleflex Medical Inc. (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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Synthes Divests Osteosynthesis unit to Auriga Medical Products (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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Synthes Acquires Gelifex Inc. (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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Stryker Corp Acquires SpineCore Inc. (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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Straumann Holding AG Acquires Bio Srl (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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Steris Acquires Cosmed Group’s medical device & sterilization locations (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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Steris Acquires Albert Browne Ltd. (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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Sonosite Acquires SonoMetric Health Inc. (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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Sonova Holding Acquires Multiple targets (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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Sonova Holding Acquires Amplifon’s Viennatone Horgerate (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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Smiths Medical Acquires DHD Healthcare (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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Smith & Nephew Acquires HydroCision’s Versajet (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

Resonant Link and Cirtec partner on implantable medical devices
Resonant Link and Cirtec Medical have entered into a strategic partnership to serve developers of implantable medical devices. The two medtech suppliers said today that the partnership will combine Resonant Link’s next-generation wireless power technology with Cirtec Medical’s product design, development and manufacturing expertise to “offer medical device makers the best technology, fully integrated components,… […]
Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans manufacturing facility in Costa Rica
Johnson & Johnson MedTech will build a 200,000-sf² manufacturing facility in Alajuela, Costa Rica, the medical device developer said today. It’s the largest investment J&J MedTech has ever made outside the U.S., according to Procomer, the agency that promotes Costa Rican exports. J&J MedTech — Johnson & Johnson’s medical device business — said the plant… […]
The secret behind Intuitive’s surgical robotics success
Intuitive Surgical has pioneered robotic surgery since the 1990s, continuously driving innovation and collaboration through data to advance patient care. Teamwork between surgeons and engineers has been a crucial factor behind Intuitive developing effective surgical platforms that solve real-world problems that surgeons face. Multibillion-dollar companies including Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson — and smaller up-and-comers… […]
3D-printed ventricles made from fiber-infused gel ink mimic heartbeats
Researchers have found a way to use fiber-infused ink to 3D-print a functional heart ventricle that mimics the beating of a human heart. The team included researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. They reported on their new… […]
Synchron’s plan to beat Neuralink in the neuroprosthetic BCI race
Competing brain-computer interface (BCI) developers Synchron and Neuralink both announced big news this month as they move their dueling neuroimplant technologies forward. The device developers each have FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for their experimental BCIs. They’ve also got billionaires backing their R&D and regulatory efforts, with Neuralink owned by Elon Musk and Synchron funded… […]
How LimFlow’s foot-saving system prevents amputations in patients with no other options
LimFlow’s breakthrough system for treating chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) is the first of its kind approved by the FDA for this severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD). For CLTI patients who have lost blood flow below their knee and have no other suitable endovascular or surgical treatment options available, the LimFlow System for Transcatheter… […]
Device strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections
Device design, sterilization before use and proper cleaning of reusable equipment can prevent infections and save lives. By Ted Eveleth, AvantGuard Nosocomial infections, also commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), are a multibillion-dollar problem and a leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world. On any given day, about 1 in 31 hospital patients… […]
MGS breaks ground on innovation and tech center
MGS has started construction of its new innovation center at its headquarters campus in Germantown, Wisconsin. The medtech contract manufacturer said the 120,000 ft² facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2024. The MGS expansion will have collaborative workspaces dedicated to ideation and product development, tooling development, automation, and part and process validation,… […]
Two-armed surgical robot prototype targets pediatric brain tumors
Researchers say they’ve developed a surgical robot for removing brain tumors in children, and that it could also offer a less invasive, safer option for adult neurosurgery and other procedures. The trick is using hollow, nitinol robot arms to allow neurosurgeons to swap tools during a tumor resection procedure, said Pierre DuPont. He’s the chief… […]
S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s International Regulatory Pathways project
NEWS RELEASE: S3 Connected Health joins DiMe’s team of digital health experts in their new project ‘International Regulatory Pathways’ DUBLIN, September 19, 2023 – Building on the success of the Digital Health US Regulatory Pathways, DiMe has assembled a global team of digital health experts, including S3 Connected Health, to support digital health product developers… […]
Four steps medtech startups can’t put off
Developing and commercializing a new medical device is a success worth toasting for medtech startups — but that success also makes it more likely that litigation is in their future. There are steps medtech startups can take to protect themselves down the road, said Greenberg Traurig shareholder Ginger Pigott, a litigator who defends major medical… […]

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Smith & Nephew Acquires Midland Medical Technologies (2004)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

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