As we get older, it's not just our skin that sags and wrinkles. Facial bones shift and droop with time, too. Now for the first time, scientists have mapped these bony ageing changes in detail over the course of eight years.
Clarius Mobile Health has introduced T-Mode AI, an educational technology using artificial intelligence to enhance ultrasound interpretation skills, with potential applications in plastic surgery education and practice.
NovoThelium won the 2nd annual Golden Ticket Pitch Competition, gaining mentorship and resources from Allergan Aesthetics and University Lab Partners to advance innovations in nipple reconstruction post-mastectomy.
Clarius Mobile Health reports that more plastic surgeons are investing in the Clarius L7 HD3 wireless scanner following the Florida Board of Medicine’s recent approval of an emergency order requiring the use of ultrasound during Brazilian butt lift (BBL) surgeries to avoid injecting fat into the muscle and reduce the risk of fat embolisms.
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Clarius Mobile Health is introducing a third-generation product line of wireless ultrasound scanners in the European Union and United Kingdom.
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There are a range of procedures in plastic surgery—from fillers and breast implants to pain blocks and Brazilian butt lifts–where ultrasound technology makes it possible for doctors to better plan procedures and track results.
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The investment in the company and its pocket-sized ultrasound scanner comes as the it announces Ohad Arazi has joined the company as president and future CEO.
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CatchMD has acquired Optic Imaging and will be the sole distributor for the Capture imaging device, formerly known as the Optic Slim.
Read MoreDr. Lisa Mullen and Dr. Mehran Habibi, both of Johns Hopkins, present an overview of traditional and new localization options for patients who are undergoing Breast-Conserving Surgery (lumpectomy) or excisional biopsy and share...
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A case review video shows a right reconstructive lumpectomy™ on a patient with ductal carcinoma in situ (12 ocl location) and a right sentinel lymph node biopsy.
Read MoreThe LOCalizer™, a wire-free guidance system, designed to mark and guide to non-palpable breast lesions using a miniature radio frequency identification (RFID) Tag
Read MoreThe LOCalizer™ wire-free guidance system is designed to mark and guide to non-palpable breast lesions using a miniature radiofrequency identification (RFID) Tag. Each Tag has a unique identification number that is displayed on the reader and can be placed in the breast any time prior to or on the day of surgery.
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For decades, breast surgeons have relied on wire localization to pinpoint tumors. But wire localization can lead to surgery delays and cancellations, unsuccessful procedures, and increased stress for patients, surgeons, and the mammography team.
Read MoreBreast surgeons’ embrace of breast conserving therapy presents many benefits to patients. Still, dents, bulges, or other distortions to the size of their breasts near the surgical site may occur
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Avoid stack ups and delays from wire-based localization complications
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Breast surgeons’ use of wire localization devices dates back to 1966, when a bent wire was used...
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3Derm Systems announced that it won two FDA breakthrough device designations for its 3DermSpot autonomous artificial intelligence imaging system for detecting skin cancer, Mass Device reports.
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Telehealth platform AristaMD launches AristaMD Photo App, designed to allow its providers, such as dermatologists, to transfer images as part of the eConsult platform.
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