Technology > Surgical technology

Artificial pancreas effective in type 2 diabetes: trial

13 January, 2023

An artificial pancreas that combines an off-the-shelf glucose monitor and insulin pump with an app has been successfully trialled by type 2 diabetes patients.


Mindray HyLED C Series surgical lights

01 January, 2023

The Mindray HyLED C Series surgical lights were launched in December 2022 to supersede the HyLED 6, 7 and 8.


LiVac liver retraction device

17 November, 2022

The LiVac Retractor is a single-use soft silicone device which attaches to regulated suction in order to create a vacuum that joins the liver and diaphragm.


Mixed reality 3D hologram technology used in surgery

26 October, 2022

Digital holograms are an emerging tool in operating rooms across the globe. Now, a HoloLens mixed reality headset has been used during surgery.


Home-grown innovation transforming global infection prevention practice

22 September, 2022

trophon® technology is an Australian innovation that has transformed the global infection prevention landscape. The trophon device is now recognised as the world's leading automated HLD solution for ultrasound probes.


Innovation funding for 3D-printed ostomy seal set

14 February, 2022

Medical technology company Singular Health, in collaboration with the national science agency CSIRO, has received a $100,000 funding boost.


Epworth HealthCare spinal surgeons use digital robotic platform

24 November, 2021

Epworth HealthCare spinal surgeons are being aided by a new digital robotic platform, effectively giving them an extra set of hands in theatre.


DePuy Synthes, J&J Institute launch mobile training lab for surgeons, hospital staff

20 October, 2021

DePuy Synthes, the Orthopaedics business unit of Johnson & Johnson Medical Australia, and the Johnson & Johnson Institute, have launched a mobile training lab bringing training directly to surgeons and their teams around Australia.


Radar guidance used in Vic breast cancer surgery

08 October, 2021

Melbourne woman Jodie Talone is said to be the first patient in Australia to have a tumour removed with the assistance of the SCOUT radar technology.


3D tech training to improve surgeries

05 October, 2021

A South Australian research project focusing on 3D technology hopes to improve knee, hip and spine surgeries.


Cutera truBody body aesthetic solution

26 August, 2021

Cutera's truBody solution pairs two non-surgical technologies: one designed to reduce fat and the other to build, strengthen and tone muscle.


Trotec SpeedMarker marking lasers

13 August, 2021

Trotec SpeedMarker marking lasers provide an innovative solution that is designed to produce precise marking results that can last the lifecycle of a chosen product.


Illustrators and developers move from entertainment to health care

13 August, 2021

Australia has witnessed a surge in illustrators and developers moving from the entertainment sector into the medical industry.


The device set to reform stroke care for all Australians

13 August, 2021

EMVision has developed a portable brain scanner for rapid, point-of-care stroke diagnosis and monitoring. Scott Kirkland tells us more.


A new advanced treatment for back pain

11 August, 2021 by Gabriella Kelly-Davies*

There is new hope on the horizon for people living with back pain, a leading cause of disability worldwide.


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