Medical technologies

In a development that further underscores ways in which medical devices are being personalized for individual patients, DePuy Synthes, part of the Johnson & Johnson family of companies, announced an agreement with Materialise, a leader in 3D printing, to offer TRUMATCH® titanium 3D-printed implants for use in facial and skull disorders.

Data Shows New Lens Superior to Leading Competitors in Comfort across 30-Day Wearing Cycle

Innovative, In-Development Patch Allows Simple and Discreet Dosing and Greater Patient Satisfaction

Acquisition of Nitinol Implant Company Strengthens Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices Position in Elective Extremity Surgery, the Fastest Growing Segment in Orthopaedics

NeuWave Medical Technology Offers Minimally Invasive Intervention Option for Patients with Soft Tissue Lesions

Part of DePuy Synthes Companies’ Broader Effort to ‘Go Beyond the Implant’

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Insulin Pump System Offers Children Ages Two and Older an Integrated Solution for Diabetes Management

The addition of the Coherex WaveCrest® Left Atrial Appendage Occlusion System to the company’s portfolio expands range of treatment options for patients with atrial fibrillatio