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Interested in buying a human skeleton (gently used)? Maybe a 19th century bone saw? An apothecary chest of drawers? You can indeed collect them all. Whether you're in the market to buy or sell antique ...

Over the past year, the application of generative AI (genAI) in the Medical Instruments industry has moved from experimental to operational, transforming diagnostics, patient monitoring and ...

Over the past year, advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and predictive analytics have rapidly revolutionized the Medical Instruments industry, driving innovation in diagnostics, patient ...

Over the past year, the Medical Instruments industry has seen the transition of generative AI (genAI) from experimental to operational, reshaping diagnostics, patient monitoring and intervention ...

Convenience and extreme caution around patient safety have validated the use of disposable medical equipment, but the plastic waste is piling up.

I 2 S Revolution™ spinal fusion system features ECA’s sterile packed, disposable instrument set designed to simplify workflow, save cost, and maximize efficiency in both the inpatient and outpatient ...

Orthopaedic firms and hospitals can save over $1B per year with adoption of new disposable torque-limiting instruments, fixed drivers and procedural kits to secure medical device implants THOUSAND ...

Through 2024, advancements in AI and predictive analytics rapidly revolutionized the Medical Instruments industry, driving innovation in diagnostics, patient monitoring and personalized treatment.

The Harvard Medical College, where John Webster had his chemistry laboratory, opened its North Grove Street facility in 1846. Professional medicine was different back then. Doctors did not know about ...

Detroit — The Midtown hospitals of the Detroit Medical Center have struggled for years to properly clean surgical instruments, stoking doctors’ fears about patient safety, a Detroit News investigation ...