disposable surgical systems to avoid severe complications. The existing risk of surgical site infections due to pathogens on reused instruments has been compounded by the spread of Covid-19 ...

The growing number of road accidents is expected to augment the demand for disposable surgical instruments. According to the WHO, around 10 million people are injured or disabled due to road ...

Disposable ophthalmic surgical products are used in eye surgeries. They include a wide variety of articles such as drapes, solutions and stains, instruments such as knives and others. The increasing ...

Xenco Medical is an American medical technology company committed to disruptive innovation for the purposes of creating a safer surgical environment. Through its line of disposable instruments and ...

This industry first disposable torque-limiting instrument can be attached to all popular variable speed surgical drills providing the surgeon both added safety for securing connectors and screws ...

Imagyn Medical Technologies Inc. in Irvine sold its disposable surgical instruments unit in Kalamazoo, Mich., to ConMed Corp., a maker of surgical tools, for $6 million and an additional $2 ...

Wrapping up Q1 earnings, we look at the numbers and key takeaways for the surgical equipment & consumables - specialty stocks ...

But not disposable laparoscopic surgical instruments. So say the results of a survey of general surgery residents conducted by a group that included two surgeons at the University of Wisconsin ...

DTRAX Spinal System from Providence Medical Technologies. The DTRAX Spinal System is a set of single-use disposable surgical instruments that aims to provide tissue-sparing access to the spine.

Disposable surgical instruments and accessories aid the top line. In the most recently reported quarter, instruments and accessories revenue increased by 22% year over year to $986 million.