C.R. Bard Acquires Brennen Medical’s XenMatrixR device (2009)

July 3, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

C.R. Bard Acquires Spire Corp.’s hemodialysis catheter unit (2009)

July 3, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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St. Jude Medical Acquires Micell Technologies Inc. (2009)

July 3, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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St. Jude Medical Joint Venture with Northstar Neuroscience IP & assets (2009)

July 3, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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Zoll Medical Acquires Alsius Corp. (2009)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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William Demant Holding Acquires Grason Stadler (2009)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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Varian Medical Systems Divests ACCEL Research Instruments Business to Bruker Corp. (2009)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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Varian Medical Systems Acquires IKOE multiple targets (2009)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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Varian Medical Systems Acquires Moore Microprocessor IP (2009)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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Thoratec Acquires HeartWare International (2009)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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Stryker Corp Divests Radiotherapy unit to Palladius (2009)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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Stryker Corp Acquires Ascent Healthcare Solutions Inc. (2009)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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Stryker Corp Acquires Certain Assets (2009)

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MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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Stryker Corp Acquires OtisMed Corp. (2009)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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Straumann Holding AG Acquires IVS Solutions AG’s dental business (2009)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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Steris Divests Coventry Rhode Island facility to Boston Scientific (2009)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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Sonova Holding Acquires Boston Scientific’s Advanced Bionics (2009)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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Sorin Buyout of Sorin (minority stake) to BH Holding (2009)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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Sonosite Acquires Cardiodynamics International Corp. (2009)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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Smith & Nephew Acquires NUCRYST Pharmaceuticals Corp (2009)

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MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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ResMed Acquires distribution unit (2009)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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ResMed Acquires Laboratoires Narval (2009)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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Philips Healthcare Acquires Traxtal Inc. (2009)

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MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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Philips Healthcare Acquires Cardium Therapeutics’ InnerCool Therapies unit (2009)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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Omron Acquires Colin Medical Technology Corp (2009)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

MGS acquires medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology
NEWS RELEASE: MGS acquires experienced medical toolmaker Winther Mould Technology Integrated healthcare manufacturer expands tooling capacity while strengthening global position. GERMANTOWN, Wis. (October 2, 2023) – MGS, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing solutions for healthcare innovators, announced today the acquisition of healthcare tooling manufacturer, Winther Mould Technology A/S (“Winther Mould”). The investment in additional… […]
NAMSA opens expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis
North American Science Associates (NAMSA) recently opened its expanded preclinical lab near Minneapolis. It is “the biggest worldwide preclinical facility dedicated to medical medtech services,” NAMSA CEO Christophe Berthoux said in a promotional video by Medical Alley. The facility — at 8945 Evergreen Boulevard in Coon Rapids, Minnesota — now has six cath labs and… […]
Resonetics closes $900M nitinol deal and rebrands Memry and Smart Materials
Resonetics has closed on its $900 million acquisition of the SAES Getters medical nitinol business. Nashua, New Hampshire–based Resonetics said it will rebrand Memry Corporation and SAES Smart Materials as Resonetics. The Smart Materials business creates raw nitinol alloy from nickel and titanium and produces nitinol wires, bars, ribbons and sheets. The Memry business offers electric… […]
Ananya Health wants to bring battery-powered cryoablation to the global fight against cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women and has a high mortality rate globally, according to the World Health Organization. Screening and effective interventions can reduce cervical cancer deaths, but that access is limited in emerging markets and developing countries. Ananya Health, co-founded by Anu Parvatiyar, is at the forefront of tackling… […]
Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are at the core of this challenge, especially as supply chain disruptions have led to the need to alter materials to continue production of critical devices. The understanding of toxicology and the effect of chemistry on… […]
“Maybe we’re overthinking it” — A tough call was the right call for this medtech developer
The challenges of developing the LimFlow System for Transcatheter Arterialization of Deep Veins (TADV) went beyond engineering and anatomical obstacles. One of the biggest hurdles was downright emotional, LimFlow leaders said in an interview with Medical Design & Outsourcing. Artery-to-vein crossing is key to LimFlow’s unique FDA-approved system for chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients who… […]
FDA proposes boosted regulations of lab-developed tests
The FDA today announced a proposed rule that would make it explicit that in vitro diagnostics are medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including when the manufacturer of the IVD is a laboratory. The agency is publishing the full rule proposal in the Federal Register. “A growing number of clinical diagnostic… […]
Navigating thermally induced dynamics when developing miniaturized medical devices
Understanding and managing thermally induced dynamics during assembly and use is essential as devices become increasingly integrated and miniaturized. By Dave Fromm, Promex Some complexities of integrating miniaturized components, such as microelectronics, into increasingly small medical devices are obvious. Examples include the precision required to position and align components with the requisite accuracy, or the… […]
The Future of Medical Device Development: Honeywell’s Spectra UF BIO Fiber Solution for Cardiovascular Applications
By Zachary Murnane, Medical Fiber Global Business Manager, Honeywell The rise in heart valve disease and other cardiovascular conditions has led to a growing demand for minimally invasive devices and technologies. In addition, medical devices need to meet specific tissue response and durability criteria for the biomedical structures to elicit proper biologic responses. This means… […]
How Ambu seeks to hold its top spot in single-use scopes
Ambu’s CEO seeks to “Zoom In” on what the Danish company has done best. More than a year after she took over the corner office at Ambu, Britt Meelby Jensen recalls what brought her into leadership. She already had a seat on the board at the maker of single-use endoscopes, anesthesia and airway management devices,… […]
Qosina introduces RondelO stopcock manifolds
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Introduces RondelO™ Stopcock Manifolds Ronkonkoma, NY, USA, September 21, 2023—Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to introduce the RondelO™ stopcock manifold. The RondelO modernizes drug infusion protocols through an innovative, patented design. The RondelO is the world’s first medical stopcock manifold that… […]

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Olympus Corp Acquires Iwaken Co. Ltd. (2009)

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