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    Catheter Design and Material Considerations for SensorsCatheter Design and Material Considerations for Sensors
 
Catheters are indispensable tools in modern medicine, providing a means for diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of conditions.

However, with the ever-present need for more precise and accurate measurements of physiological parameters, sensors are increasingly being integrated into catheters. Amphenol Advanced Sensors explores the primary design consideration for sensors in catheters.

 
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    Podcast: Stay ahead in 2024: Medical manufacturing trends revealedPodcast: Stay ahead in 2024: Medical manufacturing trends revealed
 
Are your medical manufacturing projects going to be successful in 2024?

In this podcast, experts chat about the manufacturing trends affecting our industry in 2024: advanced automation integration, why there’s more scrutiny on user requirements, and how robotics/3D vision will open up unlimited potential for medical manufacturers.

 
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 SGH and NTU Singapore to develop customized medical devices and implants using 3D printing
 
SGH and NTU Singapore to develop customized medical devices and implants using 3D printingSingapore General Hospital (SGH) patients are expected to benefit from healthcare innovations, such as customized medical devices and implants, under a collaboration with Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) to set up a Joint Research & Development Laboratory in additive manufacturing (AM), also known as 3D printing.
 
 
 Revolutionizing asthma care: AI-powered stethoscope for home monitoring of exacerbations
 
Revolutionizing asthma care: AI-powered stethoscope for home monitoring of exacerbationsStudy demonstrates the effectiveness of an AI-aided stethoscope, StethoMe, for remotely monitoring asthma exacerbations in both children and adults.
 
 
 New machine learning model predicts cardiac arrest in ICU patients using ECG data with high accuracy
 
New machine learning model predicts cardiac arrest in ICU patients using ECG data with high accuracyElectrocardiogram (ECG) data from a large retrospective cohort to extract various heart rate variability (HRV) measures.
 
 
 Ultra-high resolution MRI scanner offers new opportunities for brain research
 
Ultra-high resolution MRI scanner offers new opportunities for brain researchAn intense international effort to improve the resolution of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for studying the human brain has culminated in an ultra-high resolution 7 Tesla scanner that records up to 10 times more detail than current 7T scanners and over 50 times more detail than current 3T scanners, the mainstay of most hospitals.
 
 
 Revolutionary self-folding nanoscale MRI agent sharpens cancer imaging
 
Revolutionary self-folding nanoscale MRI agent sharpens cancer imagingStudy introduces a novel self-folding nanoscale contrast agent for MRI, enhancing tumor visualization with lower gadolinium loads and reduced risk of adverse effects.
 
 
 Deep learning models can improve low-field MRI images for better clinical diagnoses
 
Deep learning models can improve low-field MRI images for better clinical diagnosesImage-to-image translation model LoHiResGAN.
 
 

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