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How much do the world’s biggest medtech companies pay physicians?

The top 50 medical device companies in the world paid physicians and teaching hospitals $690.3 million last year in general payments, according to an analysis of Medical Design and Outsourcing‘s Big 100 and CMS Open Payments data. Medtech companies averaged $17.3 million in general payments to doctors last year, spending an average of 0.2% of…

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Preparing for EU-MDR Product Submissions: A Sustainable Approach

What Is the EU MDR? In May 2017, the EU published the new European Union Medical Device Regulation (EU MDR). The new regulation replaces the MDD (Medical Device Directive) and went into force on May 25, 2017. Medical devices have three years to comply while in vitro diagnostics have five years. The reasons for the…

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Osso VR wins Air Force research grant

Osso VR said this week that it has been awarded a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract by the U.S. Air Force. The first phase of the project includes a feasibility study to determine VR surgical training’s benefits and application within the Air Force. The SBIR program encourages domestic small businesses to engage in federal…

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Thermoelectric cooler solutions for medical applications

Active cooling solutions keep medical equipment below their maximum operating temperature to ensure proper performance. Andrew Dereka, Laird Thermal Systems Thermoelectric coolers are active solid-state heat pumps that use the Peltier effect to move heat away from sensitive electronics. Also referred to as Peltier coolers, these devices are a more efficient alternative to compressor-based cooling…

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Thermoelectric cooler solutions for medical applications

Active cooling solutions keep medical equipment below their maximum operating temperature to ensure proper performance. Andrew Dereka, Laird Thermal Systems Thermoelectric coolers are active solid-state heat pumps that use the Peltier effect to move heat away from sensitive electronics. Also referred to as Peltier coolers, these devices are a more efficient alternative to compressor-based cooling…

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