Medical technologies

DePuy Synthes and the Johnson & Johnson Institute are rolling out a first-of-its-kind in Australia mobile training experience for surgeons and hospital staff to provide on-site, hands-on training for the VELYSTM Robotic-Assisted Solution. The mobile training lab brings innovative training solutions – incorporating virtual reality and novel surgical simulation technologies – to surgeons and their surgical teams at their clinical practice. The VELYS™ Robotic-Assisted Solution, indicated for use with the ATTUNE® Knee System for total knee arthroplasty, has recently been included on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG).

CHRYSALIS-2 findings presented at ESMO Annual Congress 2021 suggest that RYBREVANT® and lazertinib combination has encouraging anti-tumor activity in this population that has exhausted standard-of-care treatments

New analysis from CHRYSALIS study presented at the ESMO Annual Congress 2021 supports simultaneously targeting the extracellular and catalytic domains of EGFR

Differentiated Products and Advancements in Orthopaedic Surgery to be Featured

The INHANCE™ Shoulder System empowers surgeons to treat a broad range of cases with a streamlined, comprehensive implant offering that features common instrumentation and unique interoperative flexibility Designed for hospitals as well as outpatient and ASC settings where economic value and operational efficiency are critical considerations

New Real-World Study Shows 74% Decrease In Anastomotic Leaks Compared To Manual Staplers, Reinforcing Findings From Previous Clinical Studies

· Australian orthopaedic surgeons to be among the first in the world to access DePuy Synthes’ VELYS Robotic-Assisted Solution, which has recently been included on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods. · VELYS Robotic-Assisted Solution helps address challenges cited with robotic assisted technologies on operational efficiencies by helping to simplify surgeons’ existing workflow.[i],[ii] · A first-of-its-kind mobile training lab will bring innovative training solutions – incorporating virtual reality and novel surgical simulation technologies– enabling surgeons to access training closer to their clinical practice.

· Hip dislocation post hip replacement surgery remains one of the most common causes of revision surgery[i] · Research shows half of acetabular cup implants are unable to achieve their target orientation[ii] due to surgical placement, which can contribute to the risk of hip dislocation,[iii] hip joint wearing out and discomfort[iv] · Johnson & Johnson Medical has entered into an agreement with Navbit to launch Navbit Sprint in Australia - a new navigation system utilising smart sensor technology to assist surgeons in aligning the acetabular cup