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by Joe Jancsurak, Editor
You shouldn’t miss the Cleveland Clinic Medical Innovation Summit --
that’s my unsolicited, unbiased opinion.
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State-of-the-art miniature motors are playing a pivotal role in the
micro-world of nerve cells when it comes to research to develop new
therapies for Parkinson’s disease and other nervous disorders. Data
are also being used to improve the use of control interfaces for
artificial limbs, writes Jim Lostetter in the August issue of Medical
Design.
Lostetter is Manager–Faulhaber DC Motors, MicroMo Electronics,
Clearwater, FL.
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A research and development team at Tel Aviv University led by
Professor Noam Eliaz, has developed a way to electrochemically deposit
synthetic hydroxyapatite, the coating used on metal implants. The
coating, which is similar to the main inorganic constituent of enamel,
dentin and vertebrate bone is crucial to the implant’s functionality
and life.
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Three upstate New York companies are developing and launching
medical-device innovations, according to the not-for-profit trade
association MedTech, comprised of Upstate New York technology
manufacturers, research institutions, and allied professional services
and economic development organizations. The companies are InfiMed,
AngioDynamics and Welch Allyn.
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The single-output CSS65 Series of ac-dc 40 to 65-W medical power
supplies by TDK-Lambda,
San Diego, accept a wide input voltage range.
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Medical devices may never look the same as a result of a new line of
colors by Bayer MaterialScience, Pittsburgh, that meet
FDA-modified ISO 10993-1 testing requirements in medical grades of
Makrolon polycarbonate and Bayblend polycarbonate/ABS blend resin
grades.
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Piezoelectric composite components by Morgan Technical Ceramics,
Fairfield, NJ, are engineered to improve the acoustic performance of
ultrasound transducers used in medical applications, including sensors
for catheters, blood pressure, auditory sounds, vascular flow, and
medical imaging.
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