Siemens’ SAFIRE Iterative Reconstruction Protocol Cleared by FDA

05.12.2011

Siemens Healthcare has announced that its computed tomography (CT) iterative reconstruction algorithm SAFIRE – Sinogram Affirmed Iterative Reconstruction – has been cleared for domestic sale by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). [more...]

New insights into the molecular level of cells

10.11.2011

Correct diagnosis demands maximum quality and reproducible results, which is why scrupulously accurate measurement is a must in the laboratory. Innovative progress in technology opens up new insights into the molecular level of cells. New opportunities for successful treatment. [more...]

Heaters on duty

04.11.2011

No need for Bisphenol A

04.11.2011

Since spring 2011 it has also in Germany no longer been allowed to sell articles for babies like soothers and feeding bottles containing suspicious softeners like Bisphenol A (BPA). A. Hopf GmbH Kunststoffverarbeitung have given proof of designing alternative 3-way Stopcocks in BPA-free material and to deliver them by serial production. [more...]

Hot runner technology catapults productivity

04.11.2011

Manufacturers of hot runner systems set great store by ease of assembly and energy efficiency. New product ranges meet these aims well. It is true that any technological change comes at a price, yet innovative sprue systems are catapulting productivity forwards and are relatively trouble-free to service. [more...]

On the safe side with incorruptible inspectors

03.11.2011

Many medtech companies only feel they are on the safe side when they have been awarded a seal of approval. Quite justifiably. Because modern measurement equipment must meet the standards imposed by seamless quality assurance and ensure that the company is spared unfounded complaints. [more...]

New stainless steel 2/2-way angle seat valve

03.11.2011

With the type 2000 INOX, Bürkert is expanding its line of compact 2/2-way valves to include an angle seat valve in which both the actuator and the body are made of high-quality stainless steel. Customized solutions such as mixing, distributing and multi-way functions can be achieved by a special modular valve body with very compact [more...]

Sensor technology driven by usability

03.11.2011

Sensors are at the technological heart of many treatment devices. Industry representatives regard sensors as key technology. By consistently miniaturising measurement probes and increasing functional versatility, manufacturers are guaranteeing growth fields for the future – especially when they score with user [more...]

What’s “bio” about biomaterials?

03.11.2011

With people now living longer and tending to take part in more sports in their leisure time, there is a requirement for materials to replace the natural substances of the locomotor system and the internal organs when these begin to wear out or no longer function properly. Implants in the form of replacement bones, joints, organs, tissue and teeth are the main applications for biomaterials. [more...]

Perfectly smooth

28.09.2011

High-tech implants present new challenges to surface finishing techniques. Finely adjustable technology and cooperative ventures between manufacturers are delivering economical and high-quality results. Implant manufacturers can concentrate on their core business, and prevent fixed costs from running out of control. [more...]