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STOMAPHYX PLUS > Next-Generation Device > Stronger suction capable > Natural Orifice Surgery NOS > Transoral incisionless surgery > EndoGastric Solutions EGS > Incisionless transoral procedures > Treatment of upper gastrointestinal conditions > Gastroesophageal reflux disease GERD > GI conditions > EsophyX > Leading-edge NOS natural orifice surgery products > Proprietary NOS platform technology

Tuesday, July 22, 2008

Does the use of a standard endoscope permit easier clearing of the visual field? Does the higher resolution image allow for even greater precision? Is StomaphyX the future of surgery, and NOS the next step beyond laparoscopy?

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…EndoGastric Solutions (EGS), the world leader in natural orifice surgery (NOS) products […]

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Massachusetts state government > Impending $1B Life-Sci Boost > Mass Bio Sector Faces Challenges > Super Cluster report > Stagnation of federal funding for research > Competitive hurdles

Wednesday, June 25, 2008

What are the ideas, perspectives, and trends shaping the global Impact of the Massachusetts Life Sciences industry? Is the Bay State’s slower-than-average bio-industry job growth on top of the list of challenges?

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Despite facing a $1 billion, 10-year funding windfall from the Massachusetts state government, stakeholders in the state’s powerhouse […]

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