2015 20 May
A French research team says a relatively new method to provide supplemental oxygen to patients at risk of respiratory failure after surgery may be a viable alternative to a more commonly used technique. The finding has been presented at the American Thoracic Society 2015 International Conference and published online by JAMA.After cardiothoracic surgery,... Read more
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The changing face of anaesthesia
Standard operating procedures are now commonplace in many commercial and... Read more
Samsung Presents Clinical Usability of its Ultrasound Imaging Technology at ISUOG 2017
Prof. Lami Yeo, M.D., presents clinical research using Samsung’s diagnostic... Read more
UPMC, considers opportunities to join Moscow International Medical Cluster
UPMC, world-renowned health care provider from USA, arrived on official... Read more
Philips Speeds Up Research and Biomarker Discovery with Major Upgrade
Royal Philips (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHIA), a global leader in health techno... Read more
Clinical Trials Demonstrate Benefits of iFR Compared to FFR
The DEFINE FLAIR and iFR Swedeheart studies establish that iFR offers a... Read more
Campbell Named 2018 Distinguished Research Lecturer
Wayne State nurse scientist Margaret Campbell, an expert in dyspnea assessment... Read more
Geraldine McGinty Appointed Chief Strategy Officer, Weill Cornell Medicine Physician Organization
Dr. Geraldine McGinty has been named Chief Strategy Officer for the Weill... Read more
EOS imaging Appoints Mike Lobinsky to Newly Created Position of President, North America
Proven executive experienced in orthopedics and medical imaging will lead... Read more
John Ormiston Awarded the EuroPCR 2017 Ethica Award
The 2017 Ethica Award, the highest honour of the European cardiovascular... Read more
New President of Sectra’s Secure Communications Business Area
Simo Pykälistö, currently CFO and Executive Vice President of Sectra AB... Read more
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