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based inWestbrook, CONNECTICUT (USA)
Laurane® Medical develops, manufactures and sells innovative medical devices in the field of Interventional Radiology. Founded in 2001 Laurane® Medical is an innovative medical device company that takes pride in 20 years of designing, manufacturing ...
based inFrisco, TEXAS (USA)
Argon Medical is a global manufacturer of specialty medical products, headquartered in Frisco, Texas. Argon offers a broad line of medical devices for Interventional Radiology, Vascular Surgery, Interventional Cardiology and Oncology. Argon’s ...
based inMirandola (MO), ITALY
BPB MEDICA™ is an Italian biomedical manufacturing company specializing in the design, production, and marketing of high-quality healthcare products for medical use and medical surgery devices in Minimally Invasive Surgery. Our company offers ...
The TOTALLY REMOVE™ needle allows users to perform bone marrow biopsies on the iliac crest. With this particular system, called “TOTALLY”, it is possible to avoid ...
based inRHO - (MILAN), ITALY
STERYLAB has devoted its efforts to the production of medical needles and devices for over 45 years, keeping its development in step with the constant progress in medicine and the latest advances in technology. Due to the precision workmanship of ...
based inYenimahalle, TURKEY
Matek Medical started a project with TUBITAK(Turkish Scientific and Tecnological Research Association) to convert its experience which depends on a long period on biopsy needles to a product at 2003. With the manufacturing facility and its ...
based inFort Worth, TEXAS (USA)
Founded in 1977, Ferris Mfg. Corp. has been dedicated to developing innovative products that bring desired and effective results to the healing process. Ferris is a privately owned producer and distributor of PolyMem, Shapes, SportsWrap, and ...
based inAlpharetta, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
Founded by Fred L. Aycock in 1992, Remington Medical Inc. specializes in medical devices. The maintenance, time, and money put into cleaning and sterilizing medical devices led us to develop some of the first disposable cables, some still in use ...
