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  TÜV Rheinland Becomes a Notified Body for the New Medical Device Regulation

  New regulation came into effect May 2017.

  TÜV Rheinland 10.01.19
  

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  ANVISA Approval Awarded to Cutera's truSculpt Body Sculpting Systems

  Research shows the Latin American market for energy-based devices, including body shaping and aesthetics, was $211 million in 2018.

  Business Wire 09.18.19
  

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• Electronics | Surgical
  

  Tiny Biodegradable Circuit Releases Painkillers Inside the Body

  The biodegradable implant would release a local anesthetic on-demand over several days.

  Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne 08.08.19
  

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  FDA Approves Use of Full-Body MRI for Pivotal Study Patients Implanted With Axonics System

  The approval was a result of a supplement filed by Axonics with the FDA under an IDE.

  Business Wire 08.05.19
  

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  Hologic Expands Body Contouring Portfolio

  Launches two new products.

  Hologic 07.30.19
  

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• Diagnostics | Software & IT
  

  FDA OKs Body Vision's LungVision 2.0 System

  Technology helps visualize, access, and biopsy small lung lesions in real time with high accuracy.

  PR Newswire 05.20.19
  

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• Cardiovascular
  

  Airport Security Body Scanners do not Interfere With Pacemaker and Defibrillator Functionality

  Study presented at Heart Rhythm 2019 shows travelers with common cardiac devices can pass through without restrictions or precautions.

  Heart Rhythm Society 05.09.19
  

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• Cardiovascular | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
  

  Wearable Ultrasound Patch Monitors Blood Pressure Deep Inside Body

  Applications include real-time, continuous monitoring of blood pressure changes in patients with heart or lung disease.

  University of California - San Diego 09.13.18
  

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• Cardiovascular | Electronics | Neurological
  

  Battery-Free Implant Draws Energy from Human Body

  Scientists design supercapacitor that could make pacemakers and other instruments safer and more durable.

  Meghan Steele Horan, UCLA 05.11.17
  

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