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Haermonics back on track
We are happy to report that Haermonics have secured new funding! Previously, LifeTec Group has developed a prototype sensor for Haermonics to detect blood in a saline solution used to flush the chest after cardiac surgery to prevent post-operative complications. We hope that our sensor concept will soon be used to help patients recover from cardiac surgery.
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LifeTec Group joining Focus Valve 2020
We are proud to announce that LifeTec Group will contribute to the wetlab workshops of the Focus Valve event in Innsbruck for the fourth successive year!
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Coronary bypass without suturing
Coronary bypass without suturing
LifeTec Group is enjoying the collaboration in the exciting validation and training project SAFE-CAB, to help bring the ELANA Heart Bypass® procedure to clinical practice. The Cardiac BioSimulator is the perfect platform for clinical validation studies, but also as a training tool to provide hand-on experience to clinicians on this new technique!
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Introducing Virtual Presence @ LifeTec Group
Introducing Virtual Presence in LifeTec Group laboratories.
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Your LifeTec Group Team remains available
We wish to inform you that the LifeTec Group team remains available to you throughout the COVID-19 outbreak period to try and help you continue your development of medical devices and therapies.
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Looking back to Wiesbaden
"We’re looking back to a successful event in Wiesbaden where our Cardiac BioSimulator Platforms were successfully used to support device training for clinicians..."
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Meet us at DGTHG in Wiesbaden
“We’re proud to support clinical training for Medtronic using the Cardiac BioSimulator Platform at the annual meeting of the German Society of Thoracic, Cardiac and Vascular Surgery from 29th February-3rd March in Wiesbaden”
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Case: Carmat SA
"Carmat is the designer and developer of the world’s most advanced total artificial heart. With this product, they aim to provide a therapeutic alternative for people suffering from end-stage biventricular heart failure."
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PAPER:
A new paper has been published by a clinical research group in the Erasmus Medical Center in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, entitled: “Real-time photoacoustic assessment of radiofrequency ablation lesion formation in the left atrium".
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Thank You, Merry Xmas and Happy New Year!
"In this period of reminiscing and looking ahead, we look back on a good year with great accomplishments." [...]
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