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BioWorld - Wednesday, December 24, 2025
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Articles by Omar Ford

Victus gains 510(k) clearance for lens fragmentation procedure

July 18, 2014
By Omar Ford

NewCo On the Go: dorsaVi gains FDA clearance for device that measures movement in lower back

July 17, 2014
By Omar Ford

ACell has enrollment of first patient in MatriStem randomized trial

July 16, 2014
By Omar Ford

Titan Spine gains clearance for Endoskeleton TL system

July 15, 2014
By Omar Ford

Veran Medical Technologies demonstrates cost savings with SPiNPerc approach

July 14, 2014
By Omar Ford

Blue Belt Technologies in commercial pact with S&N for Uni Knee system

July 11, 2014
By Omar Ford

Abbott Vascular's MitraClip could be beneficial to patients with severe MR

July 10, 2014
By Omar Ford
Two papers looking at subsets of patients from the EVEREST II (Endovascular Valve Edge-to-Edge REpair STudy) High-Risk registry and REALISM Continued Access Study High-Risk Arm show that Abbott Vascular's (Santa Clara, California) MitraClip could be beneficial in treating patients with severe mitral regurgitation (MR). The papers were published in this month's Journal of the American College of Cardiology.
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InspireMD concludes enrollment of clinical trial assessing use of CGuard

July 9, 2014
By Omar Ford
InspireMD (Boston) said that it has completed enrollment for its Interventional Cardiologists, Interventional Radiologists and Vascular Surgeons (CARENET) trial. The company said that the purpose of the multi-speciality trial is to assess the peri-procedural safety and efficacy of CGuard systems in the treatment of carotid lesions.
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NewCo on the Go: GBDbio's test could help provide rapid detection of tuberculosis

July 8, 2014
By Omar Ford
The World Health Organization (Geneva, Switzerland) estimates that as many as 60% of tuberculosis (TB) cases are seen only at the peripheral health clinic, where current diagnosis is impossible. A new test for TB could improve the speed and accuracy of diagnosis of the disease and therefore enable healthcare providers to report results to patients within minutes. The TB REaD POC is being developed by GBDbio (Temple, Texas) and is said to identify a new chemical compound to spot the bacteria that cause TB with a level of sensitivity that currently takes months to produce.
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CombiMatrix could give greater insight on miscarriages problem

July 7, 2014
By Omar Ford
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