The invention relates to an authentication method for medical engineering system.

Nuclear medicine tests, such as the radioiodine...

The approval process for medtech devices in Japan is complex.

Part of the biomedical engineering unit was expanded with 6 floors, and will be used as a buffer during the upcoming renovation of the medical engineering unit and the patients’ sleeping quarters.

Manipulation of formaldehyde exposes medical-technical personnel to a health risk by inhalation.

The older section and the new building are linked by the biomedical engineering unit, the heart of the hospital.

For example, there is a pressing need for a new medical-technical unit (operation room and medical imaging) to be built and a new polyclinic.

Microcirculation can be assisted with support from medical technology, such as the kind offered by BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy.

Key functions (radioisotopes, laboratories, medical revalidation technology, offices, restaurants) are therefore installed there, in addition to the main logistical facilities.

After the renovation of the nursing units and the expansion of the medical-technical block with 6 floors, the OR was extended with 3 state-of-the-art operating theatres.

Air Liquide, the European homecare leader, has announced the acquisition of Licher Medical Therapy (LMT), the German leader in medico-technical management of Parkinson's disease and immunodeficient patients treated with infusion therapy at home.

Besides a broad range of clinical services covering the whole series of health needs, Rennes UH has a cutting-edge medico-technical equipment dedicated to diagnosis and interventional medicine.

According to the current state of medical science, there is no other physical therapy option to have been proven to be effective in treating microcirculatory disorders than BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy.

The Gonesse Hospital Centre ensures the multidisciplinary medical and technical medical care and has more than 25 000 hospitalisations every year, 84 000 emergency consultations and more than 180 000 external consultations.

Lars Leksell's son, Laurent, became chief executive officer of Elekta until 2005, and under his leadership the company expanded into a public medical technology group with more than 3,400 employees worldwide.