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Investigating treatments for Cartilage and Bone defects and diseases (Scientific Paper)
Many people suffer from cartilage degeneration due to genetic abnormalities, trauma, or osteoarthritis. One of the main issues in this regard is... [>>]
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Medtech, R&D, Strategy, Quality: Introducing Anke Waterschoot
'When a project comes in, I deal with all aspects of it, from the first contact and the tender process up to executing and analysing tests and communicating with the client.'
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Q3 - Quarterly Report
Autumn has arrived and the third quarter of the year has already come and gone. From a sun-drenched Netherlands, where it’s a record 25,7 degrees Celsius at the moment, now is a good time to look back on this third quarter of 2018:
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Introducing: Martina Puricelli
Martina is currently working on the Carbon project. ‘It is my job to make tissue “ill” in a controlled way. I do that either with mechanical or chemical methods.’
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Meet us in Innsbruck as well as San Diego
Imagine being the very first patient to undergo a procedure. Imagine performing that 'new' minimally invasive surgery, and it's your first time… These are just a couple of reasons why training is so important!
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Looking back on ATTICC 2018 in Venice
Noemi Vanerio and Linda Kock look back on: ATTICC 2018 in Venice (It)
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'The best of what is currently available'
Cardiac surgeon and ‘living legend in surgery’ Dr. Walter Randolph Chitwood Jr. called it “the best of what is currently available in this range”.
Lifelike cardiac intervention simulation for medical professionals.
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Introducing: Bettine van Willigen
LifeTec Group is keen to act as a stepping stone for up-and-coming talent. Today in our series: Bettine van Willigen.
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Promising Rookies: Tim van den Boom
LifeTec Group is keen to act as a stepping stone for up-and-coming talent. Today in our series of Promising Rookies: Tim van den Boom.
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Better understanding of cardiac lymphatic anatomy (could help during cardiac surgery)
A great moment in Benjamin Kappler’s scientific career was also a reason to celebrate for the entire LifeTec Group team: Benjamin's scientific paper has been published.
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