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Sotera Wireless Welcomes New Chief Operating Officer
New hire was recently vice president of Engineering and Operations at Foxconn Health Technology Business Group.Business Wire 07.11.19
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Patient Monitoring
FDA OKs Murata Vios' Second-Gen Wireless Monitoring Platform
Second-generation platform collects 7-leads of ECG, heart rate, respiratory rate, SpO2, blood pressure, temperature, pulse rate, patient posture, and activity.Business Wire 06.19.19
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Neurological | Patient Monitoring
A Wireless Monitor for Patients with Intractable Epilepsy
Rice engineering team hopes to cut ties that bind seizure sufferers.Videos Mike Williams, Rice University
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Patient Monitoring | Surgical
Wireless Device Can Aid Recovery of Breast Cancer Patients
Sensing device can provide early warning of the potential failure of breast reconstruction surgery.Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) 11.08.18
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Electronics | Software & IT | Testing
EMC and Wireless Compliance of Active Implantable Medical Devices
It is imperative to ensure AIMDs' safety and performance regarding EMC and wireless coexistence.Online Exclusives Minal Shah, Sr. Project Engineer, Intertek 10.29.18
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Electronics | Neurological | Surgical
Wireless System Can Power and Communicate with Tiny Devices Inside the Body
New technology could enable remote control of drug delivery, sensing, and other medical applications.Videos Anne Trafton, MIT News Office
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Cardiovascular | Electronics
Students Demonstrate Ideas for Next-Gen Wireless Pacemakers
Pacemaker would place a network of chips the size of a grain of rice in various places inside the heart.Videos Mike Williams, Rice University
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Cardiovascular
EBR Systems Initiates Global Trial of World’s Only Wireless CRT Pacing Technology
Tiny wireless electrode potentially expands heart failure therapy.Business Wire 04.05.18
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Digital Health | Electronics | Software & IT | Testing
Coexistence Testing for Wireless Medical Devices: A Guide to Ensuring Reliable Systems
With mobile medtech in healthcare facilities and the home, OEMs must ensure interference is not a cause for concern.Online Exclusives Ashton Hainge, Consultant, Intertek 08.02.17
