Medtech stories we missed this week: Dec. 22, 2017

From Hepa Wash’s new collaboration to Stimwave’s FDA clearance, here are five medtech stories we missed this week but thought were still worth mentioning.

1. Hepa Wash collaborates with GALS program

Hepa Wash announced in a Dec. 7 press release that it has collaborated with the German Accelerator Life Sciences (GALS) program to expand its company into the U.S. Hepa Wash recently introduced an Advanced Organ Support (ADVOS) procedure that offers multi-organ support for liver, lungs and kidneys while correcting acid-base balance disorders.

2. FDA clears Camber Spine interbody device

Camber Spine has received FDA 510(k) clearance for its Spira-C Open Matrix Cervical Interbody device, according to a Dec. 7 press release. The Spira-C Open Matrix Cervical Interbody is an interbody fusion implant that enhances fusion. It is the second implant clearance of the company and is a 3D printed titanium implant. It supplies the optimal environment for cell proliferation and bone growth.

3. NanoVibronix inks U.K. distribution deal

NanoVibronix announced in a Dec. 5 press release that it has entered a distribution agreement with BHR Pharmaceuticals to distribute its PainShield in the U.K. PainShield is an alternative to opioids for pain relief following surgery. It is an ultrasound-based product that is designed to treat pain in nerves, muscles, joints and soft tissue using localized ultrasound that heals soft tissue.

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