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Image: Overview of STAR as an interdisciplinary approach combining cardiology and radiation therapy (photo courtesy of UKSH)

Noninvasive Cardiac Radiotherapy Reduces Ventricular Tachycardia Events

Life-threatening ventricular tachycardia is a rapid heart rhythm originating in the ventricles that can trigger sudden cardiac death. Read more
05 May 2026 | Surgical Techniques
Image:KNEE+ NEXSIGHT officially received FDA 510(k) clearance (Photo courtesy of Pixee Medical)

Augmented Reality System for Knee Replacement Receives FDA Clearance

Total knee arthroplasty requires precise implant alignment while maintaining efficient, reproducible workflows. Read more
05 May 2026 | Surgical Techniques
Image: Extending pregnancy safely for patients with preeclampsia remains a critical unmet need in obstetric care (photo courtesy of Adobe Stock)

Blood-Filtering Device May Prolong Pregnancy in Severe Early Preeclampsia

Preeclampsia is a hypertensive disorder of pregnancy that can progress rapidly and threaten the lives of both mother and fetus. Read more
05 May 2026 | Critical Care
Image: The AI model converts segments of ECG waveforms into a representation that can be interpreted alongside clinical text, including physician notes and laboratory results (photo credit: Adobe Stock)

AI Tool Predicts In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Minutes in Advance

Sudden cardiac arrest, the abrupt loss of heart function, often arises without clear warning in hospitalized patients. Read more
04 May 2026 | Critical Care
Image: The FDA-cleared CorVista System synchronously collects physiological signals during a brief point-of-care session and analyzes cardiac and hemodynamic patterns using machine-learned algorithms (photo courtesy of CorVista Health)

Noninvasive AI Test Aims to Enable Earlier Pulmonary Hypertension Detection

Pulmonary hypertension (PH) is a progressive cardiopulmonary disorder that is frequently underdiagnosed because its symptoms mimic other conditions. Read more
04 May 2026 | Critical Care
Image: The Motif implant, known as DOT, sits in the bone over the brain region well-established as a target for depression treatment. The DOT, approximately the size of a blueberry, is wirelessly powered and designed to be implanted in a 20-minute outpatient procedure (Photo courtesy of Motif Neurotech)

New Brain-Computer Interface Targets Treatment-Resistant Depression

Treatment-resistant depression remains a major clinical challenge, with patients often cycling through multiple medications and therapies without adequate or durable relief. Read more
04 May 2026 | Critical Care
Image: Swan is the world’s first robot to capture standardized, full-body dermoscopic skin imaging. Developed in collaboration with dermatologists, the platform is designed to enable consistent, high-quality skin exams (Photo courtesy of Square Mind)

Automated Robotic Imaging System Enhances Full-Body Skin Cancer Screening

Demand for skin screening continues to outpace capacity, with waitlists stretching months, and thorough documentation is often limited. Read more
04 May 2026 | Critical Care
Image: Dr. Ali Hoshiar, who led the work to develop the TME system (photo courtesy of the University of Essex)

Magnetic Control System Enables Precise Navigation of Miniature Medical Devices

Oncology procedures require precise navigation and targeted delivery inside the body, yet current tools provide limited control in complex anatomy. Read more
01 May 2026 | Critical Care
Image: The technology consists of a non-invasive sensor that detects micro-movements of the skull bone linked to heartbeats and transforms them into a signal that allows monitoring of intracranial compliance and dynamics (photo courtesy of bran4care)

Noninvasive Skull Sensor Detects Early Deterioration in Acute Brain Injury

Critically ill patients with traumatic brain injury or stroke can suffer secondary brain damage even when standard intracranial pressure and blood pressure targets appear adequate. Read more
01 May 2026 | Critical Care
Image: The AI new tool estimates complication risk before lung cancer surgery and provides editable explanations to align predictions with clinical insight (Photo credit: Adobe Stock)

New AI Tool Predicts Complications Before Lung Cancer Surgery

Lung cancer remains a leading cause of cancer mortality, and many surgical candidates present with complex comorbidities. Read more
01 May 2026 | Surgical Techniques
Image: Tandem Diabetes Care's t:slim X2 and Tandem Mobi are the first and only commercially available AID systems FDA-cleared for pregnancy use in the U.S. (ph

First Automated Insulin Delivery System Cleared for Type 1 Diabetes in Pregnancy

Managing glycemia during pregnancy complicated by type 1 diabetes requires tight targets and sustained time in a pregnancy-specific glucose range. Read more
01 May 2026 | Surgical Techniques
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Novel Ablation Technology Reduces Ventricular Tachycardia Recurrence

Ventricular tachycardia remains a difficult arrhythmia to manage and is linked to high rates of sudden cardiac death. Read more
01 May 2026 | Surgical Techniques
Image: In a new clinical study, the Camstent Coated Catheter was shown to reduce CAUTIs and antibiotic use compared with standard care (photo courtesy of Camstent)

Bacteria-Resistant Urinary Catheter Coating Reduces Infections and Antibiotic Use

Catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs) are a major hospital-acquired infection, responsible for about 75% of urinary tract infections acquired in hospitals. Read more
30 Apr 2026 | Critical Care
Image: Chip-free and batteryless sensory airway stent enabled by a miniature magnetic switch (Yusheng Wang et al. , Science Advances (2026) .DOI:10.1126/sciadv.aed3998)

Sensor-Integrated Airway Stent Enables Continuous Remote Monitoring

Patients with airway stents require vigilant follow‑up to detect obstruction, migration, or tissue overgrowth that can develop without warning. Read more
29 Apr 2026 | Critical Care

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AI Model Uses Eye Imaging to Identify Risk of Major Systemic Diseases

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Vibration-Based Tools Aim to Improve Newborn Screening for Heart Defects

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Image: Six-month FlexPulse IDE data show positive outcomes with Abbott’s TactiFlex Duo catheter, confirming safety and efficacy seen in the CE Mark study for complex AFib (photo courtesy of Abbott)

Dual-Energy Ablation and Conduction System Pacing Show Positive Early Outcomes

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Image: Wearable sleep data can help clinicians personalize pulmonary rehabilitation plans (photo credit 123RF)

Wearable Sleep Data Predict Adherence to Pulmonary Rehabilitation

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a long-term lung disorder that makes breathing difficult and often disturbs sleep, reducing energy for daily activities. Limited engagement in pulmonary... Read more

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AI System Detects and Quantifies Chronic Subdural Hematoma

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Image: Hyperfine’s Swoop platform is a portable, ultra-low-field MRI system that is FDA-cleard for brain imaging in patients of all ages (photo courtesy of Hyperfine)

Portable MRI System Gains CE Mark for Point-of-Care Brain Imaging

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Johnson & Johnson Launches AI-Driven Cardiac Mapping System

Johnson & Johnson has introduced the CARTOSOUND SONATA Module for the CARTO System at the Heart Rhythm Society (HRS) 2026 meeting in Chicago. The module uses artificial intelligence with the CARTO... Read more

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