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India's Next Sushruta – Medtronic India's Case Based Competition for Resident Doctors Culminates in Grand Finale

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India’s Next Sushruta - Medtronic India’s Case Based Competition for Resident Doctors Culminates in Grand Finale
Monday, January 25, 2021 1:13PM IST (7:43AM GMT)
Winners of India s Next Sushruta with the Jury and Medtronic India Leadership

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India:

One of Its Kind Academic Contest Aimed at Providing Clinical Exposure To Nurture Budding Surgeons in India
Three Winners Arising from Over 1300+ Entries Across 80 Cities Will Get a Chance To Take Part in an International Clinical Observership at a Medtronic Innovation Center

India Medtronic Private Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Medtronic plc (NYSE: MDT), concluded the grand finale of India’s Next Sushruta (INS), a case study competition targeted towards postgraduates and super-specialty students in the field of surgery. The concluding round saw finalists competing for the top ....

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FDA rolls back N95 mask reuse to 4 decontamination cycles

Jan 25, 2021 7:25am
The FDA is reissuing 10 of its earliest authorizations from the past year, limiting each mask processed to a maximum of four decontaminations. (FDA)
The FDA has rolled back its emergency authorizations for N95 respirator decontamination systems, cutting down the number of times the agency said each mask could be safely reused.
During the early stages of the pandemic, when supplies of personal protective equipment and N95 filters were at a minimum, the FDA allowed masks to be reprocessed up to 20 times with certain hardware.
Systems produced by Battelle, Steris, Stryker and Advanced Sterilization Products kill viruses and bacteria by gassing them with hydrogen peroxide vapor in devices ranging from the refrigerator-sized to walk-in shipping containers. ....

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Cyient spurts after strong Q3 performance

Read more about Cyient spurts after strong Q3 performance on Business Standard. Cyient surged 11.63% to Rs 566.45 after the IT firm s net profit rose 13.8% to Rs 95.4 crore on a 4.1% increase in revenue to Rs 1044.3 crore in Q3 FY21 over Q2 FY21. ....

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Medtech Companies in Flowable Hemostats Market Cement Supply Chains to Ensure Access to Advanced Hemostatis for Surgeries, Valuation to Reach US$1 Bn by 2027: TMR

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Healthcare companies harness hemostat technologies to improve surgical outcomes in orthopedics and cardiology, thrombin-gelatin hemostatic matrix gathers traction due to remarkable safety and efficacy
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Tranexamic acid-loaded starch microspheres and novel hemostatic agents such as flowable procoagulants attract R&D interest, stringent regulations in key economies shape the contours of growth in flowable hemostats markets
ALBANY, N.Y., Jan. 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Flowable hemostats are gaining popularity in clinical practice to meet the need of advanced hemostatis. They reduce time to hemostatis, stop preoperative bleeding, and reduce the rate of postoperative bleeding.
The sales in the flowable hemostats market has risen due the widespread application of these in general surgeries. In particular, a variety of novel hemostatic agents such as hemostats and sealants find use in cardiovascular surgeries, endoscopic sinus surgeries, and hepatic surgeri ....

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Ride Health gives patients a lift to COVID-19 treatment, vaccine trials

Through the Ride Health platform, a study coordinator can request rides on behalf of participants. (Ride Health)
Access to private transportation, or lack thereof, has long been a barrier to participation in clinical trials. And COVID-19 isn’t making things easier, with public health guidelines discouraging the use of public transport and ride-hailing services setting up policies against passengers with COVID-19 symptoms.
So, how are institutions running COVID-19 trials getting patients in for site visits? New York-based Ride Health is on the job.
The company is partnering with ACTIV-2, a study backed by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) testing treatments for COVID-19, and the NIH-founded COVID-19 Prevention Trials Network (CoVPN), the “harmonizer” network for the five vaccine trials backed by Operation Warp Speed. It will provide transportation to and from study sites for participants through its network of COVID-19-equipped providers. That means ....

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