Clinical Medicine Articles

First-in-man demonstration of 18-month spatiotemporal stability of active atrial fibrillation source detected by Electrographic Flow mapping in persistent atrial fibrillation

Keywords: atrial fibrillation, catheter ablation, mapping, atrial fibrillation, source, electrographic flow Introduction: Advanced mapping methods for atrial fibrillation (AF) have previously suffered from poor spatiotemporal stability. Electrographic flow (EGF) mapping is a novel technique using computer vision and optical flow smoothing algorithms to avoid this issue. The aim of this ...

Jun. 13, 2021

By Ablacon, Inc.

Getting Together: How GE`s Health Innovation Village Used Tech to Help Seniors During the Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic forced companies the world over to adapt. For a diverse group of Finnish technology businesses, it also opened doors to a market that tech entrepreneurs sometimes ignore: seniors. Brought together by their membership in GE’s Health Innovation Village in Helsinki, the leaders of these small but growing firms noticed a paradox. COVID-19 left the elderly more isolated ...

Jun. 8, 2021

By GE Renewable Energy

Accurate CO Tracking During High-Risk Surgery - Case Study

A head-to-head comparison shows that the Retia Argos Monitor accurately tracks changes in CO as the vena cava is clamped and unclamped during liver surgery, while the leading competitor monitor fails. As shown, the Argos Monitor tracks with the reference standard, while the competitor monitor shows increasing CO when the vena cava is clamped and CO is actually decreasing (205 – 210 ...

Jun. 4, 2021

By Retia Medical, LLC

Accurate Tracking of Pressor and Fluid Changes - Case Study

A head-to-head comparison undertaken during liver transplant in a 66 year-old woman demonstrates that the Retia Argos Monitor accurately tracks pressor and fluid changes where the leading competitor monitor fails. As shown, the Retia Monitor accurately tracks the discordant changes between mean blood pressure and CO measurements that result from the use of vasopressor medications. The leading ...

Jun. 4, 2021

By Retia Medical, LLC

The Big Picture: GE Healthcare`s Latest Acquisition Could Help Open a New Chapter in Precision Health

Julia Casey is a biochemical engineer by training, but she is also a dealmaker at heart. “I like doing deals,” says Casey, who serves as general manager of GE Healthcare’s Pharmaceutical Diagnostics Molecular Imaging business. “I like dealing with startups and thinking how we can leverage their skills and bring them in so we can really see the benefits of everything ...

May 28, 2021

By GE Renewable Energy

Landmark study confirms that controlled blood pressure is key to prevent stroke, heart disease

Follow-up data from the landmark SPRINT study of the effect of high blood pressure on cardiovascular disease have confirmed that aggressive blood pressure management — lowering systolic blood pressure to less than 120 mm Hg — dramatically reduces the risk of heart disease, stroke, and death from these diseases, as well as death from all causes, compared to lowering ...

May 24, 2021

By Cardiox Corporation

The Role of Probiotics in Cancer Prevention Receives Increasing Attention

Liver cancer is the fifth most common cancer in the world and the third leading cause of cancer deaths. A healthy diet and lifestyle are the key to preventing various diseases. In recent years, probiotics, as part of a healthy diet, have received increasing attention for their role in cancer prevention and treatment, including liver cancer. Do probiotics have the potential to prevent liver ...

May 19, 2021

By Creative Enzymes

How Medical Studies are Changing the World

The coronavirus pandemic remains one of the top concerns within the United States. However, Johns Hopkins, and other research centers, are actively working to continue medical research in all divisions of medicine and health. Learn the ongoing studies at Johns Hopkins, what issues they are solving and how we can all make a difference. ...

May 11, 2021

By C&A Scientific

Creative Enzymes Launches Advanced Neuraminidase for Flu Vaccine Development

Creative Enzymes, a professional enzyme provider located in New York, always hammers at researches and trials in order to provide customers with various enzymes as many as possible. Last week, the product manager of Creative Enzymes announced the launch of neuraminidase, which is expected to further develop a new universal influenza vaccine. Neuraminidase is a drug target to prevent the spread ...

May 5, 2021

By Creative Enzymes

Early Experience with a Novel Hemodialysis System used for PIRRT Demonstrates Clinical Management at Lower Cost than CRRT and IHD - Case Study

The need for providing dialysis to patients in the ICU has increased overtime. Delivery of this care is challenging to health care systems (HCS) both in costs and ...

May 3, 2021

By Outset Medical

Digital revolution in the healthcare industry

The Covid-19 pandemic has left a devastating mark on the US healthcare system. Struggling nurses and doctors have revealed the cracks that exist within the system and are demanding change to improve their lives and the well-being of their patients. A digital revolution has been started in the US healthcare industry, giving hope to those who have dedicated their lives to it. A medical trend ...

Apr. 27, 2021

By C&A Scientific

Detailed Introduction to Clinical Significance of Amylase

As a kind of enzymes for diagnostic use. Serum amylase (AMS) is the main type of amylase in serum. It belongs to glycoside chain hydrolase, which is mainly derived from the pancreas. In addition, there are also a small amount of secretion in the proximal duodenum, lung, uterus, and breast during lactation. Amylase plays an important role in the digestion of polysaccharide compounds in food. The ...

Apr. 26, 2021

By Creative Enzymes

AI’s Evolving Role in Monitoring and Treating Sleep Disorders

Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a serious and life-threatening condition. Approximately 5.9 million adults are diagnosed with OSA, but as many as 23 million people are estimated to be dealing with OSA yet go undiagnosed. The impact on health can be significant, ranging from inconveniences to life-threatening illnesses. Obstructive sleep apnea can cause disrupted sleep for both OSA sufferers and ...

Apr. 17, 2021

By Oxitone Medical

Application of Enzyme Detection in Clinical Diagnosis

Serum enzyme tests have been used in clinical practice for a long time, such as increased amylase activity in serum and urine of patients with acute pancreatitis. In the 1930s, some scholars reported that the determination of serum lipase and alkaline phosphatase activities is helpful for the diagnosis of pancreatitis and bone diseases, respectively. After the 1950s, the application of serum ...

Apr. 14, 2021

By Creative Enzymes

Top 5 challenges facing OBGYNs

Although clinicians aim to provide the best service possible, OBGYNs worldwide continue to face widespread obstacles in delivering treatment. We spoke with international experts to hear their input on the five biggest challenges facing OBGYNs around the world. Fear of treatment and diagnosis For many women, psychological factors, such as fear of painful tests and anxiety of diagnosis, play a ...

Apr. 13, 2021

By MobileODT

Developing a Robust in Vitro Intestinal Model for Preclinical Candidate Screening of GI Toxicity

Gastrointestinal (GI) issues are common side effects of many drugs. Anticipating such side effects before clinical trials is limited by a lack of effective models for evaluating preclinical candidates for their potential to cause diarrhea, nausea, and other gut-related side effects. With its RepliGut® in vitro human intestinal model, Altis Biosystems is developing a system that could help ...

Apr. 12, 2021

By Altis Biosystems

Into the future with breath analysis

Human breath contains up to a thousand volatile organic compounds that, when analysed, can tell a story about a body’s state of health. These chemical compounds reflect the end processes of metabolic pathways. Patterns of compound peaks form ‘signatures’ when breath is analysed into its components and it is these signatures that allow for disease conditions to be identified. ...

Apr. 9, 2021

By Imspex Diagnostics Ltd.

Neura’s ViruScore brings behavioral intelligence to the forefront of predictive pool testing - Case study

ViruScore™ synthesizes epidemiological and behavior data fusing these insights with machine learning technology to dramatically impact the ability to test populations based on their virus risk scores. Increasing testing capacity while saving time and money. Background In today’s current climate, entire countries are going in and out of varying degrees of lockdown with strict ...

Apr. 5, 2021

By Neura, Inc.

Sound Engineering: From Big Cities to Rainforests, Pocket-Size Ultrasound Helps Save Lives Around the World

Last year, Dr. Yale Tung Chen, an emergency medicine clinician in hard-hit Madrid, Spain, became one of a handful of clinicians around the world testing Vscan Air™, a handheld, wireless ultrasound scanner developed by engineers at GE Healthcare. The device, which GE Healthcare released for sale in the U.S. and Europe in March, beamed images from the ultrasound probe to an app on his ...

Apr. 5, 2021

By GE Renewable Energy

Novel, Smaller and More Powerful CTLA4 Inhibitors for the Treatment of Solid Tumors

Abstract Immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs) have obtained durable responses in many cancers, making it possible to foresee their potential in improving the health of cancer patients. However, immunotherapies are limited at the moment to a minority of patients and there is a need for a better understanding of the basic molecular mechanisms and functions of pivotal immune molecules. Immune ...

Apr. 1, 2021

By Atomwise Inc.