CONNECTED magazine n°10
New REDEL 2P High Voltage plastic connector
REDEL introduces its latest plastic High Voltage connector. These 2, 5 and 8 contacts configurations are the ideal solution for medical and industrial applications.Building on the 2P series legacy in medical applications, these new insert configurations are the ideal solutions for latest high voltage PFA (Pulsed-Field Ablation) and PEF (Pulsed Electrical Field) catheter technologies.Besides specif
Mobile life support
MOVES? SLC? has been deployed in Ukraine, just like in other armed conflicts and disaster operations. It provides critical care assistance to wounded, in situations where it would be available much farther away and potentially too late. An innovative solution created by Canadian company Thornhill Medical.
"Whithout robots, medical progress could be hindered"
How does robotics change a surgeon’s job ? CONNECTED has asked professor Hannes Neeff, deputy chief medical officer of the University Hospital of Freiburg (one of the largest in Germany). A specialist in visceral surgery and surgical oncology, he regularly operates with the assistance of Da Vinci and he is training young surgeons to use the robot
Dr. Robot will operate on you
Robotic surgery (also known as robot-assisted surgery) is one of the fastest growing specialities in surgical medicine today : a multitude of companies have set out to conquer this rapidly evolving niche market. CONNECTED will present two of them, very different, but equally ambitious. We have also interviewed an expert on the use of robots in the intimate setting of the human body.
The new compact powerhouse
The capability of the iconic LEMO M Series has been further extended this spring to include a new range of high power options. There has never been such a compact solution for carrying such power.
Streamlined, scalable and Swiss
Every year, in Europe alone, millions of surgical operations are being performed using traditional open surgery, even though they could benefit from a minimally invasive approach. Why? First and foremost, minimally invasive surgery can be rather difficult and challenging. Robotics solutions provide significant support to surgeons, especially for the most delicate parts of the surgical procedure,