Videos tagged with 'medical devices'

Implantable therapeutic systems are designed to automate the treatment of a number of conditions for improved efficacy of patient therapy, enhanced compliance and reduced potential side-effects. This discussion focuses on the complex health system and its various groups of decision makers and payers, correct identification of target consumers for new devices, factors that influence decision making with respect to new technologies, and R&D and product-development challenges.

Watch an extended viewing of the MD&M BIOMEDigital forum discussing the trends in CDMO (Contract Device and Manufacturing Organization), compliments of Qosina. This panel of medtech experts discuss how the pandemic recovery is driving increased M&A, how long it will last, and what it means for employees, supply chain partners and customers. Hear how medical device companies identify which CDMOs are best positioned to be successful in a merger or acquisition situation, including insights gained from how they manage customers through the process, and why technology should be a core consideration when choosing a CDMO partner. Speakers: David Dykeman, Co-Chair Life Sciences & Medical Technology Group, Greenberg Traurig, LLP Carlo Stimamiglio, Partner, Alira Health Vincent Wong, Chief Quality Officer, Tomz Corporation Chuck Serrin, Vice President Industry Marketing, Propel

Watch an extended viewing from the BIOMEDevice 2021 session, How to Use Virtual Reality Methods to Inform Product Development sponsored by Qosina. Watch a demonstration of Virtual Reality which has rapidly evolved due to the pandemic. Expert speaker, Sean Hagen discusses the use of Virtual Reality in the user evaluation process. He also demonstrates the application and methodologies where research can benefit from this technology beyond the approaches as a result of the pandemic. Speakers: Sean Hagen, Principal, Director of Research & Synthesis, Black Hagen Design Batosz Korec, Lead Industrial Designer, Black Hagen Design

Powered by increasing consumer demand for self-monitoring of health issues, the use of wearable technologies designed to collect the data of users' personal health, from homecare and wearables for surgical procedures, is growing exponentially. Girish Sripathi, Wireless Engineer – Philips North America, Patient Monitoring, explores the ways in which the rapid stream of new technologies, including 5G, plays a significant role in the diagnosis, monitoring and treatment of some chronic diseases and how miniaturization of electronics is enabling design of more reliable and adaptable wearables.

Selecting the right materials and developing a robust material strategy is not only crucial to the device design and function, but it can also help streamline and accelerate the development process. Depending on the application, device classification, design requirements, material properties, novel material advances and sourcing, the material selection process is a key consideration. Join Asmita Khanolkar, senior director, Cambridge Pharma, SMC, as she looks at several important factors to consider for a wholistic material selection evaluation.

Explore the ways bioprinted materials, coupled with precision medicine are being used to tailor treatments which improve patient outcomes. The expert panel discuss how biomaterials play a key role in applications such as tissue engineering and repair, customized implants, drug delivery, and surgical aids. While additive manufacturing enables free‐form manufacturing and mass customization, it is also an enabling technology for the clinical implementation of the important precision biomaterials. Speakers: Omar Ford, Managing Editor, MD+DI Todd Astor, MD, Founder, Biomembretics Nicole Black, Vice President, Desktop Health Jennet Toyjanova, Director of Technical Innovation and Advanced Analytics, Ximedica