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Brandon Medical has launched a new range of video camera systems for the operating theatre using Sony Professional technology.

Brandon Medical has launched a new range of video camera systems for the operating theatre using Sony Professional technology.

The DICOM Attribute Converter is a software module that solves even complex communication problems.
Innovative materials and technologies for medical devices are on show by GE Plastics.

The new Nextim system, eXimia NBS is a novel brain stimulation technology which provides individual measures of the health and functional capacity of the central nervous system, as well as of brain reactions to targeted magnetic pulses. Thanks to its advanced technology and proven clinical performance, the NBS system helps medical professionals to focus on the issues that matter the most - and to…

Berchtold camerea systems delivers shadow-free images in all lightning situations

Dräger Medical launched new space-saving OR light.

Cerament Spine Support, designed by the medical technology company BoneSupport to treat osteoporotic vertebral compression fractures, has achieved full patient enrolment in an open, multi-centre study which will investigate the product's efficacy, safety, and the beneficial quality of life outcome for the patients. The study, being carried out at six centres in Germany, involves 40 patients aged…

Unlike conventional radiation therapy, selective, internal radiotherapy (SIRT), uses tiny radio-active microspheres to attack malignant liver tumours.

It's a new colour — but not a quality change for new products BOWA-electronic GmbH reports.

To learn more about the presence of Philips in healthcare - and particularly cardiology - our Netherlands correspondent visited the company in Amsterdam.

Italy's smart, innovative design enjoys a worldwide reputation. This also applies to the country's healthcare products.

Smiths Medical launched a newly range of advanced embryo replacement catheters for in vitro fertilisation.

How developments in audio-visual technology hold the key to excellence in the operating theatre.
A Dutch company organises international postgraduate education programmes for cardiologists, run by the firm's Director, cardiologist Ton Hooghoudt MD PhD.
Positron emission tomography (PET) is a fancy tool for metabolic imaging. This week Tom Lewellen from the University of Washington Medical Center in Seattle takes a detailed look on what is to expect of the recent developments in PET detector technology.

MORTIS is a new teleradiology system which utilises high-resolution laptops to receive images for diagnostic purposes.

Daniela Zimmermann reports on the 2nd Hospital Administrator Forum.

Dr Hanns-Joachim Weinmann, Diagnostics and Radiopharmaceuticals, Magnetic Resonance Imaging & X-Ray Research, Schering AG, examines what is feasible and what still lies only at a tantalising distance.

An unnecessary rein on medical innovations, or a wise insurance for patients' protection?

The operating `theatre´ exists no longer - at least in St Olavs Hospital (Trondheim University Hospital, Norway) where Europe's first operating studio officially opened this May. Now medical students no longer crane their necks to study surgical procedures. Thanks to this exciting new audio-visual concept they can see more, hear more and learn more.

General information concerning the country's healthcare is held at the Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE).


Tobias Schaeffter PhD, Principal Scientist, Philips Research Laboratories, Hamburg, Arne Hengerer PhD, Director molecular MR, Siemens Medical Solutions, Erlangen, and Andreas Briel PhD, Eisenherz project manager, Schering Research Laboratories, Berlin, describe...

The Personal Security Pager (PS-Pager), made by Bosch Security Systems, is an innovative mobile that houses two products: a personal alarm device and speech pager. Compact, lightweight, robust, comfortable and discreet to wear, the device is also as easy to handle as the messages are to read.

Bologna, Italy - With 670 exhibitors - 595 domestic and 78 international companies from 18 countries as well as 344 represented companies from 36 countries - and close to 28,000 visitors, the medical event Exposanita was, once again, a huge success.