(ODT) – There are multiple uses for AI in the medtech industry, such as remote surgery, data management, clinical trials, diagnostic and procedural assisting, and more. AI can also improve medtech manufacturing efficiencies and reduce risk through machine learning. […]
(Jerusalem Post) – A 25 year old man was admitted to the emergency department of Shaare Zedek Medical Center after being seriously injured in a fall at his workplace. The trauma team diagnosed an unstable spine fracture that put the man at immediate risk for paralysis and other severe neurological damage. […]
(The Guardian) – Robots have revolutionised the practice of surgery since their introduction to operating theatres in 2001. They can now be found in hospitals all across the world. The most prolific device, the Da Vinci, is used in 1.5m operations every year, according to its California-based manufacturer Intuitive Surgical. […]
(FE News) – Proximie, the global health technology platform digitally connecting operating rooms, announces a pilot partnership with Smith+Nephew. The partnership – which is running in select centres in the UK, Ireland and NORDICS – enables more surgeons to be trained to carry out procedures, and contribute towards improved patient outcomes. […]
(Forbes) – AI has already proven to be a tremendous asset in healthcare diagnostics and patient monitoring. I believe that integrating AI into the operating room is the next logical step in implementing AI-based systems and machine learning into medical care in a process that would significantly benefit both surgeons and patients. […]
(UNDARK) – Robot-Assisted Surgery is big business. Increasingly, surgeons are going into operating rooms equipped not just with their two hands but with robotic arms outfitted with miniature cameras, forceps, suturing tools, and other surgical instruments. […]
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