Guidewire performance: the importance of material science and design
Guidewires are central to numerous lifesaving procedures. Whether navigating coronary arteries, accessing peripheral vessels, or steering through complex urological pathways,…
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The value of real-world data for healthcare marketing
Marketing has evolved significantly since the time when a marketing plan would ignore market segment differences and appeal to the…
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How next-gen medical textiles combine comfort, safety, and sustainability
Every year, millions of disposable gowns end up in medical waste incinerators. But a new generation of sustainable textiles is…
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Why the right steel is essential for microtome sectioning
Found in laboratories, hospitals, and universities worldwide, a microtome blade is a precise instrument that cuts paper-thin sections of tissue…
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MedTech trends: Predicting the next wearable success story
As technology and medical care continue their mutally symbiotic relationship, wearable tech is advancing, delivering enhanced functionality, improved user experiences,…
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How guidewire technology is improving precision in critical medical procedures
The margin between success and failure in medical procedures can be microscopically small, and every millimetre matters. Within this demanding…
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The critical role of high‑quality steel in medical implants
Medical implants in orthopaedic, cardiovascular, and dental applications face numerous challenges. Inside the body, they encounter constant mechanical stress from…
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Demand is on the rise for guidewires
Chronic diseases, such as cardiovascular disease and peripheral artery disease, are rising worldwide but are most prevalent in major economies.…
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Meet Alleima at COMPAMED 2025
The world’s biggest trade show for the medical technology industry is right around the corner: COMPAMED 2025, running in parallel…
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Formacoat enhances its coatings capabilities
For nearly 25 years, Formacoat has made a name for itself in the coating application space. With an agnostic approach…