Tag: cardiology
Everything You Need to Know About the Global Autotransfusion Device Market
iData’s full report suite on the global market for autotransfusion devices includes disposable materials and capital equipment. Disposable devices are typically sold in a kit and can include a wash ... Read More
Mechanical Heart Valves: The U.S. Market in a Nutshell
Overview Technology, especially when it comes to medical devices, is consistently advancing. As a result, it can be challenging to stay on top of the new procedures, devices, and advancements. If you ... Read More
Philips versus Boston Scientific: Who’s the Leader in the United States IVUS Catheter Market?
Intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) is an imaging technique that can be used as an alternative in peripheral procedures. IVUS provides the physician with a cross-sectional image of the vessel. Spec... Read More
Top TAVR Companies in Europe
Based on the latest market analysis by iData Research, the European Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (also known as TAVR/TAVI) market was valued at €836.2 million in 2020, which is a 29% decli... Read More
Medtronic’s Newest Form of Communication with the Heart
Medtronic has released its first-ever app-connected pacemaker called Azure. A pacemaker is an implantable device designed to regulate the electrical impulses of the heart. They are used to correct une... Read More
COVID-19 Causes Significant Drop in Interventional Cardiology Procedure Numbers
Interventional cardiology is a minimally-invasive technique that uses catheters to treat coronary arterial disease, which is one of the leading causes of death in the United States. These procedures a... Read More
Philips Launches Two Portable Biomedical Products In US
Philips has announced the launch of two portable biomedical products, after obtaining FDA approval for them: the Tempus ALS and Tempus Pro. Both of the devices are designed for use with Philips’ Int... Read More
New Cardiac Monitor Uses Nanogenerators Powered by Human Body
Researchers at Purdue University have been developing a wearable cardiac monitor that functions by harvesting the energy of the human body. The device uses TENG’s, triboelectric nanogenerators, with... Read More
