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Global Bionic Devices Market will grow and reach US$ 8.68 - Vimarsana News

Global Bionic Devices Market will grow and reach US$ 8.68

According to the research. Bionic devices are implants used in place of the natural function of the body part that is lost due to nerve damage. ...

Partnership takes Heart Pacing technology to new level - Vimarsana News

Partnership takes Heart Pacing technology to new level

MedTech company Ceryx Medical has partnered with Berlin-based Osypka Medical to develop a heart device which, through real-time modulation, is set to change the way patients with heart failure and other cardiac conditions are treated. Click to read more...

Ceryx Medical CEO said its technology could potentially cure heart failure, startup gets funding for first human trials - Vimarsana News

Ceryx Medical CEO said its technology could potentially cure heart failure, startup gets funding for first human trials

Ceryx's device, Cysoni, is designed to pace the heart in rhythm with a person's respiration, so that the heart rate and breathing are synced. This is typically the case for a healthy person, but for someone with heart failure, that link becomes severed, CEO Stuart Plant said.

Could a Bionic Device Reverse Heart Failure? - Vimarsana News

Could a Bionic Device Reverse Heart Failure?

The first clinical study involving the Cysoni technology will begin later this year involving patients from hospitals in the UK, Australia, and New Zealand.

'Bionic' Pacemaker Reverses Heart Failure - Vimarsana News

'Bionic' Pacemaker Reverses Heart Failure

A revolutionary pacemaker that re-establishes the heart’s naturally irregular beat is set to be trialed in New Zealand heart patients this year