From September 23-26, in Nashville, USA, DePuy Synthes, operating as a key business segment under Johnson & Johnson MedTech, presented integrated trauma fixation systems and digital surgical infrastructure.
Smith+Nephew demonstrates integrated robotic surgical platforms and high-porosity biological implants designed to improve biomechanical load distribution in joint repair procedures.
Compact system combines OCT, fundus photography, OCT angiography and anterior OCT to simplify retinal assessment across diverse eye care practice workflows.
Medtronic secured regulatory clearance to integrate specialized electrosurgical instruments with its robotic platform to support soft-tissue procedures across surgical departments.
GEA introduced two pilot-scale disc stack separators designed to standardize process transfer, scale-up, and product recovery across pharmaceutical manufacturing lines.
Stryker introduced integrated patient-specific preoperative modelling and mobile-guided external ring fixation algorithms for extremity reconstruction.
GE HealthCare introduced a cloud application to forecast hospital capacity constraints, deploying machine learning models across health system networks.
Fairview Health Services implemented Becton, Dickinson and Company automation technology to centralize specialty drug fulfillment and cold-chain inventory management across regional networks.