PFE Medical
Khamsin improves endoscope cleaning in Birmingham
03.10.2025
Birmingham NHS Trust deploys the Khamsin system to deliver faster, safer, and more cost-efficient endoscope cleaning across all its hospitals.
Helmholtz Munich / Christian Zakian
New capsule endoscopy improves cancer detection
29.08.2025
Dual imaging endoscopy enhances early detection of esophageal cancer and supports more efficient diagnostics in clinical practice.
Leibniz-IPHT
Cancer surgery: more precise with lasers
27.03.2025
Optical methods could soon make cancer surgery more efficient and tissue-sparing.
Interaction of robotics and surgery
13.02.2025
Robot-assisted surgery improves neurosurgery and laparoscopy. This is what the exhibitors at MEDICA 2024 showed!
3D scanner for customized in-ear hearables
02.12.2024
In-ear hearing aids are all the rage, but customizing them is often complex and not entirely risk-free. AKmira Optronics GmbH has developed an alternative solution with its AKuris 3D scanner. The scanner enables completely non-contact measurement of the ear canal - safely, precisely and easily.
AI supports diagnostics during gastroscopies
04.07.2024
The GI-Insight project, led by Würzburg and Charles University, develops AI to enhance precision and safety in gastroscopy diagnostics.
J. Crowley
Imaging device for early gastrointestinal cancer detection
01.03.2024
Gastrointestinal cancers (GCs) pose a significant health challenge worldwide, with early detection being crucial for effective treatment and improved survival rates. To address this need, scientists have developed a new imaging device aimed at enhancing the accuracy and accessibility of GC screening programs.
Waste management: saving resources
06.02.2024
There is potential for clinics to make savings if they optimize processes such as waste disposal.
National University of Singapore
Nature-inspired pressure sensing technology aims to transform healthcare and surgical robots
22.08.2023
NUS researchers have developed 'eAir', an innovative pressure sensor inspired by the lotus leaf effect. This sensor could revolutionize minimally invasive surgeries by providing tactile feedback to surgeons and improve patient experiences in monitoring intracranial pressure. Its unique design enhances precision and reliability, potentially transforming various medical applications.
UKW / Stefan Dreising
CO2 footprint of endoscopy reduced
22.08.2023
The University Hospital of Würzburg has succeeded in reducing the CO2 footprint in endoscopy with a focus on consumables.
bilanol
OptoCarDi: searching for new diagnostic options to assess the heart muscle
16.05.2023
The preparations for the OptoCarDi project at the EAH Jena and the Jena University Hospital (UKJ) are in full swing. Starting in June 2023, a research team led by Prof. Iwan Schie (Biomedical Engineering), Prof. Robert Brunner (Miniaturized Optical Sensor Systems) and the cardiologists Prof. Sven Möbius-Winkler and Prof. Christian Schulze will develop an optical catheter prototype.
Cyborg and Bionic Systems
Novel robotic bronchoscope system for navigation and biopsy of pulmonary lesions
19.04.2023
A novel robotic bronchoscope system can non-intrusively access the area of interest within the lung for minimally invasive pulmonary lesions sampling, the gold standard of lung cancer diagnoses.
stevanovicigor
ENT surgery: minimally invasive and robot-assisted procedures
27.02.2023
The ear, nose and throat are full of tiny structures, and each plays an important role in the health of a person. The inside of the ears makes it possible for us to hear, while the inside of our nose enables us to smell. The larynx contains the vocal cords, which allow us to speak and stay connected to the outside world.