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HistoScanning addresses clinical challenges in prostate patient management > B-K Medical > Analogic Corporation ALOG > Urology Ultrasound Market Leader > Advanced Medical Diagnostics > Innovative computer-aided solutions > Tissue Characterization Innovator > Increasing the efficiency and diagnostic value of prostate ultrasound > Major diagnostic modality

Wednesday, January 30, 2008

What will the results be when B-K Medical and Advanced Medical Diagnostics collaborate on HistoScanning tissue characterization technology for the prostate? Will HistoScanning and the proprietary tissue differentiation, visualization and measurement technology assist specialists in identifying changes to solid organ tissues? Can the technology extract new information from prostate ultrasound data in conjunction with transrectal […]

Filed in B-K Medical, Advanced Medical Diagnostics, Prostate ultrasound imaging, Michael Brock, The British Journal of Urology, B-K Medical Analogic Corporation ALOG, Dror Nir, Vision of noninvasive tissue characterization, Innovative computer-aided solutions, Increasing the efficiency and diagnostic value of prost, HistoScanning addresses clinical challenges in prostate, HistoScanning technology, Advanced Medical Diagnostics AMD, Management of Prostate Patients, Risk of exposure, indicators of instrument location, real time tracking and reference image registration, image registration, Endoscopy Endoscopic, Ultrasound imaging technology, Ulrasound transducer, intra-operative display to the operating physician, Ultrasound guidance for transmural visualization, Computed tomography CT scans, Increasing Source of Radiation Exposure, Medical Device Company, Entrepreneurs and investors, Advanced endoscopic non-NOTES procedures, Endoluminal Endolumenal Hollow Vessel | Comments (0)

NOTES start-up company receives $11.5 million venture capital > Apollo Group consists of Drs. Anthony Kalloo and Sergey Kantsevoy of Johns Hopkins University > Christopher Gostout of the Mayo Clinic > Peter Cotton and Robert Hawes of Medical University of South Carolina > Sydney Chung of Chinese University of Hong Kong > Jay Pasricha of University of Texas Medical Branch

Friday, October 12, 2007

How many new start-up companies will we see in the emerging field of NOTES surgery? Are centers for technology development of universities and medical schools the key to bringing new ideas to life? Are collaborating physician groups a new trend in the funding of new medical device ideas?

IIP > justin > ric mave:
…Two venture firms […]

Filed in gastroesophagectomy, GERD, Flexible Suture Passer, Managed care and scientific hurdles, Tie-knot device approximates the suture ends, Innovative Hybrid T-fasteners, endoscopic gastric reduction, endoluminal gastric partitioning, endoluminal bariatric surgery, Transgastric appendectomy, Transluminal translumenal procedures, Therapeutic double-channel gastroscope, Intraoperative enteroscopy, Hybrid procedures combining endoscopy and laparoscopy, Significantly better clinical outcomes, Overtube, Gastrotomy, No Scar Group SAGES, Peritoneal cavity, Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy PEG, endoscopic suturing device, endoscopic gastric pouch, Navigation inside the stomach and abdominal cavity, flexibility of the endoscope tip, Natural Orifice Transgastric Endoscopic Surgery NOTES, Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery NOTES, Limited direct access to the abdomen, intra-operative display to the operating physician, Single incision, Likely to be widely adopted, Intra-cavitary interventional techniques, transgastric retroperitoneal for pancreatic debridement, transgastric appendectomy, flexible endoscopic sleeve open at both ends, endoscopically restrictive pouch similiar to surgery, endoscopic stapling system, endoscopic gasrojejunostomy and cholecystogastrostomy, flexible transgasric peritoneoscopy, transgastric endoscopic splenectomy, transgastric tubal ligation, transgastric biliary endosurgery, Flexible scope, Semi-flexible endoscope, Initial applications of NOTES, Flexible endoscope, Bodies' natural orifices, transgastric appendectomies, Transgastric surgery, Transgastric placement of diaphragm pacing leads, NOTES fundoplication procedure, Medical Universities Research Institutes Med Societies, Disclosing new technology and innovations, translumenal organ resections, transgastric peritoneoscopy, Minimally Invasive Surgery MIS, Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery, Endoluminal Endolumenal Hollow Vessel, Hybrid Endoluminal Endolumenal Laparoscopic MIS, No Scar Surgery, NOTES & NEWS, transgastric cholecystectomy, NOTES, Natural orifice transluminal endoscopic surgery, Treat GERD, Transoral treatment method, Treatment of Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease GERD, Multi-center trial of a NOTES system, Food and Drug Administration FDA, Flexible endoscopes that have working channels, Start-up companies, Significantly reduced level of pain and discomfort, No scar anti reflux procedure, Gastroenterologist, Innovative technology, Flexible tubes with a camera and light source, NOTES techniques, Innovative products, New product development, Serosa-to-serosa fusion, Less-invasive, Pioneer in Natural Orifice Surgery, Natural orifices such as the mouth rectum or vagina, Incision-less solutions, Design and manufacture, Medical Device Development | Comments (0)

Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery NOTES An Opportunity for Augmented Reality Guidance > Keywords endoscopy > augmented reality > laparoscopy > image registration

Sunday, September 30, 2007

IIP > justin > ric mave:
Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery (NOTES):
An Opportunity for Augmented Reality Guidance > Keywords: endoscopy, augmented reality, laparoscopy, image registration, NOTES
Kirby G. VOSBURGH, & Raúl SAN JOSÉ ESTÉPAR
Massachusetts General Hospital Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Laparoscopic techniques have gained wide acceptance because they offer a safe and less invasive alternative to open surgery. […]

Filed in flexibility of the endoscope tip, Navigation inside the stomach and abdominal cavity, Sub-specialty training, Laparoscopic nissen fundoplication procedure, Compared with laparoscopy, indicators of instrument location, Orientation, Retrograde position with respect to incision in stomach, Knowledge of the tip placement relative to anatomy, Orientation for the gastric access puncture, Intra-cavitary interventional techniques, Likely to be widely adopted, intra-operative display to the operating physician, real time tracking and reference image registration, Limited direct access to the abdomen, iatrogenic injuries, organ resections, per-anal transcolonic, Laparoscopy, image registration, Kirby Vosburgh, Endoscopy Endoscopic, Augmented Reality Guidance, NOTES, Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery NOTES, Raúl San Jose Estepar, Massachusetts General Hospital, Potential to replace or augment current techniques, per-oral transgastric, Natural Orifice Transgastric Endoscopic Surgery NOTES, Laparoscopic technique, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Ideas For Surgery News | Comments (0)