Promising Medical Technologies in 2015

Promising Medical Technologies in 2015

Like every year medGadget published it´s prediction for the “best medical technology of 2015”.

Below you´ll find a summary and a link of these promising technologies:

  1. Eyes-On Wearable Ultrasound and Infrared Glasses
  2. Nanoparticles and Vascular Stents for Busting Brain Clots
  3. Paralyzed People Walk Again (exoskeletons & non-invasive spinal cord stimulation)
  4. XStat Rapid Hemostasis to stop bleeding
  5. Fetal Pacemaker
  6. Light Powered Cardiac Pacemaker
  7. Light Producing Sleep Mask for Preventing Diabetic Retinopathy
  8. EarLens Laser-based Hearing Device
  9. WiSE Wireless Technology for LV Heart Pacing Without Coronary Sinus Leads

Number 1-3 really stood out to me and it´s great to see that wearable & implantable devices experience constant  and fast improvement. I was missing Theranos lab testing on the list, in my eyes a strong candidate even with the controversial press the company received.

I am glad to work in an environment that helps to drive innovation improving people’s lives.

Looking forward to all the medtech innovation in 2016.

Have a great start into the year.

medGadget on best medical technology in 2015

What do you think will be the groundbreaking technologies in 2016?...please leave a comment.

Maile Hooser

Vice President of Strategy

5mo

Simon, thanks for sharing!

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Paul Maleski

Big Data, Data Science, Product Development

2y

Simon, thanks for sharing!

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Jonathan A. Wiesman

Vice President of Business Development at PassCare USA

8y

Simon the great thing about the technologies and the driving vision of our quality healthcare and using better accurate touch points is the ability to gather and Analyze the data bring the combination of Clinical, claims and sensors that bring visual predictive capabilities for treatment continuum. It is the bringing the data to the right platform that makes this Machine Learning and better care possible. I agree on the Theranos review as well, we live in a connected integrated global healthcare market, my dream is still to have our Medicine move from "Reactive vs. Proactive" health and use Monitoring along with drive Full Genomic tests to be added to the pool of Claims, Clinical data for IoT to use an Objective patient view. Thanks for your views, I appreciate the accuracy and depth.

Chandan Bathula

IT Connectivity Specialist at Hill-Rom/Baxter

8y

Thank you Mr. Simon Philip Rost. Looking forward to read about these new technologies.

Volker Wetekam

President VECTOR | Board Member Elekta

8y

Thanks for sharing

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