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Dr. Matthew Kroh and Dr. Andrew Strong have pioneered the use of the MARS system by Levita Magnetics in the world's first commercial cases at Cleveland Clinic following its FDA approval. MARS, standing at the forefront of surgical innovation, aims to redefine abdominal procedures with its user-centric design. As Dr. Kroh notes, its impact resonates with healthcare institutions, surgeons, and, notably, patients. What makes MARS unique? It employs a blend of magnets and mechanical systems to reduce incision sizes while granting surgeons meticulous control in laparoscopic operations. The benefits are manifold: quicker recovery, diminished pain, and less scarring, with a reduced reliance on additional surgical assistance. Leveraging Levita's Dynamic Magnetic Positioning technology, MARS adapts to a range of surgeries, from bariatric to colorectal, fitting effortlessly into existing operating rooms across the globe. Levita Magnetics' CEO, Dr. Alberto Rodriguez-Navarro, sees a transformative horizon, stating, "We are leading a significant shift in high-volume minimally invasive abdominal surgery." MARS has the power to empower surgeons, enhance patient outcomes, and reduce incisions—a remarkable advancement in surgical robotics! #MARSRobot #SurgeryInnovation #MinimallyInvasiveSurgery #FutureOfHealthcare #Healthcare For more details, you can read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/g7TchGTm

An exciting new episode with BackTable and Dr. Lyden! Take a listen to learn more about PTAB with the DETOUR System.

As the Product Executive for Siemens at DIMO Healthcare and a biomedical engineer, I'm thrilled to share how our ARTIS angiography systems are revolutionizing the healthcare sector. These advanced solutions for interventional radiology, cardiology, electrophysiology, and surgery not only enhance precision, safety, and efficiency in every procedure but also bring significant clinical and technological advancements to our catheterisation laboratories (CATHLABs). Clinically, Siemens CATHLAB systems support healthcare professionals by providing high-quality imaging that enables precise diagnosis and treatment of complex conditions. The advanced imaging capabilities facilitate minimally invasive procedures, reducing patient recovery times and improving overall outcomes. These systems also help in reducing the radiation dose administered to patients and staff, thereby enhancing safety without compromising image quality. From an engineering perspective, the technology behind Siemens CATHLAB systems is truly impressive. The ARTIS platform employs flat emitter technology, which significantly enhances image quality while minimizing radiation exposure. This is achieved through the efficient management of X-ray beams and advanced image processing algorithms. Additionally, the systems are designed to be highly customizable and upgradeable, ensuring that they remain at the forefront of medical technology and provide long-term value to healthcare institutions. The integration of these state-of-the-art solutions into our CATHLABs underscores our commitment to supporting medical professionals in their mission to improve patient outcomes. By combining clinical excellence with engineering innovation, we are paving the way for safer, more effective, and more efficient patient care. #DIMOHealthcare #SiemensHealthineers #ARTISAngioSystems #HealthierNation #InnovationInHealthcare #BiomedicalEngineering

Explore the dynamic Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation (TAVI) market with cutting-edge advancements in minimally invasive heart surgery methods like transfemoral, transapical, transaortic, and transcaval implantation. Delve into innovations in valve frame materials - nitinol, stainless steel, and cobalt-chromium, and a range of valve sizes from 14 mm to 29 mm. Gain insights into valve leaflets made from bovine heart tissue, cow heart tissue, among others. Understand key players, market dynamics, and competitive landscapes across North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East and Africa. Discover driving factors like the rising prevalence of aortic stenosis, healthcare investments, and aging populations fueling market growth. Stay informed with comprehensive analysis, historical data from 2019-2023, and future forecasts up to 2031. Learn how TAVI is revolutionizing cardiovascular treatments in hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers, and cardiac catheterization laboratories, making it vital for medical device manufacturers and healthcare providers. https://lnkd.in/gaZn6qe4

Apollo Hospitals stands at the forefront of cardiac surgery advancements, harnessing cutting-edge robotic technology and the expertise of renowned surgeons like Dr. Sathyaki P Nambala. These advancements translate into enhanced patient safety, quicker recovery periods, and reduced surgical risks across a spectrum of procedures, from heart valve replacements to tumor excisions. By prioritizing minimally invasive approaches, Apollo Hospitals minimizes patient discomfort and promotes smoother recoveries, resulting in superior treatment outcomes. With a steadfast dedication to inclusivity and cost-effectiveness, Apollo Hospitals is revolutionizing cardiac care, ensuring that state-of-the-art treatments are within reach for all individuals. #CardiacSurgeryAdvancements #RoboticTechnology #ExpertSurgeons #MinimallyInvasiveApproaches #SuperiorTreatmentOutcomes #ApolloHospitals

*FREE WEBINAR TOMORROW | REGISTER NOW* Join our next #SRSWebinar tomorrow, Saturday, November 18, 2023, at 09:00 Eastern Time (US/Canada). Significant variability and controversy exist in the post-operative management of patients undergoing major spinal instrumented surgeries. While surgeons have preferences in the management of their patients, little consensus exists in relation to the timing and type of antibiotic use, dressing type and duration, use of drains, and return to regular and more advanced activities. In this webinar, we will review the literature related to post-operative care of spinal deformity patients and highlight current trends of practice and areas of controversy that may be amenable to future study.

*FREE WEBINAR | REGISTER NOW* Join our next #SRSWebinar in one month on Saturday, November 18, 2023 at 09:00 Eastern Time (US/Canada). Significant variability and controversy exist in the post-operative management of patients undergoing major spinal instrumented surgeries. While surgeons have preferences in the management of their patients, little consensus exists in relation to the timing and type of antibiotic use, dressing type and duration, use of drains, and return to regular and more advanced activities. In this webinar, we will review the literature related to post-operative care of spinal deformity patients and highlight current trends of practice and areas of controversy that may be amenable to future study.

*FREE WEBINAR | REGISTER NOW* Join our next #SRSWebinar in one week on Saturday, November 18, 2023 at 09:00 Eastern Time (US/Canada). Significant variability and controversy exist in the post-operative management of patients undergoing major spinal instrumented surgeries. While surgeons have preferences in the management of their patients, little consensus exists in relation to the timing and type of antibiotic use, dressing type and duration, use of drains, and return to regular and more advanced activities. In this webinar, we will review the literature related to post-operative care of spinal deformity patients and highlight current trends of practice and areas of controversy that may be amenable to future study.

TAVI has proven to be an excellent innovation for 20+ years now, particularly for patients of advanced age or risk. This approach is unequivocally supported by all surgeons and cardiologists through proper functioning multi-disciplinary heart teams. A new era is ongoing since patients are getting younger to be treated with TAVI. Insightful paper on this hot topic. #TAVI #SAVR #lowrisk #intermediaterisk #aorticstenosis

Check out this BackTable podcast! Dr. Rzadkowolsky-Raoli discusses the impact of his diagnosis on his practice, how it has changed the way he approaches and speaks to his patients, and his advice for clinicians. #pulmonaryembolism