The list of technologies, cultivated by a panel of physicians and scientists at the clinic, was led by Dr. Michael Roizen, emeritus chief wellness officer.
“Healthcare is ever-changing and we anticipate that these innovations will significantly transform the medical field and improve care for patients at Cleveland Clinic and throughout the world,” Roizen said.
The Cleveland Clinic announced this year’s top 10 list at its annual Innovation Summit Oct. 21-23 in Cleveland. From drugs for heart failure with preserved ejection fraction to expanded use of minimally invasive mitral valve surgery, here are the institute’s predictions for medical technologies that will prove disruptive in 2019.
