September 10, 2009
DOTmed Forum Posts
- Honest / Dishonest
- I NEED REFERENCES OF DELIMED MEDIZINTECHNIK
- Frederick Benson and C.M.B. Air Cargo Scam
- Need references ASAP on Royi Goldman
- Beware of Ricky Rosas / Universal Medical Engineering Services
- Shaun Kurtz & Miracle Medi Systems Inc.
- Service Technicians
- problem with US HDI 3000
- Service Manual for the LUNAR DPX-IQ sw4.7E.
- Re: Konica Laser Imager Li-7 -"image problem"
- Service manual for Valleylab Force EZ
- Schemes for Kodak DryView 8100 and 8150
- Charity
- UNICEF Canada: Gifts that Give Back for the Holidays
- Re: I have a mammography system to donate to a 501c3
- Sleepdiagnostic equipment needed
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Having received a number of complaints about inaccurate readings when using some Philips Avalon fetal monitors, the FDA has issued a MedWatch and "Dear Health Care Provider" letter about Models FM20, FM30, FM40 and FM50 with the ultrasound transducer.
President Obama addressed a rare joint session of Congress Wednesday night on health care reform.
A 5-nanometer-thick beam shatters physical limits while ushering in "era of light," according to researchers.
FDA hopes more companies will take advantage of independent inspections.
Lying Down on the Job: Operating room tables have come a long way.
First, "C" this great late-model Philips BV Pulsera C-arm with 3D Imaging, Release 2.3
Then get out your checkbook and check-out the hundreds of items being sold due to the closure of Baptist Riverside Hospital in Knoxville, TN. Also see the consigned equipment from Longmont United Hospital, and consigned equipment from Scottsdale Healthcare.
Also, Med1Online Liquidation Auctions continue!
Then get out your checkbook and check-out the hundreds of items being sold due to the closure of Baptist Riverside Hospital in Knoxville, TN. Also see the consigned equipment from Longmont United Hospital, and consigned equipment from Scottsdale Healthcare.
Also, Med1Online Liquidation Auctions continue!
A fat emulsion reverses drug-induced cardiac arrest while epinephrine, the first-line treatment for this condition, makes it worse, says Guy Weinberg, M.D., professor of anesthesiology, University of Illinois.
Persons with mental illness are more likely to visit ERs when they can't access meds. Unintended consequences for "Medi-Medi" patient population.
DOJ approves proposal which should lead to lower costs, improved health care. A legal obstacle cleared for joint purchase agreements.
SNM survey of nuclear pharmacies finds patient rescheduling, delayed tests.
Technology industry group opposes Senate proposal.
$70.9 Million will go to states to help cover uninsured.
Programs in 26 states support colonoscopy and occult blood tests.
DOTmed Press Room
Orchid Technologies Engineering & Consulting, Inc. Completes Cough-Assist Machine
The Massachusetts firm solves medical equipment production challenges.
Hospitals Save Through Reprocessing, Remanufacturing
Ascent Healthcare is a provider of healthcare resource sustainability services--good for the environment and the bottom line.
Letter From the Editor
It's Good to Be King
President Obama addressed Congress and the nation Wednesday to present some specifics for health care reform legislation. The partisan atmosphere in the chamber was palpable as Republicans squirmed through the proceedings. They even staged some outbursts and guffaws in keeping with the plot to shout down reform, a tactic that has played out in town halls.
But now that the President has laid out priorities for a bill, and likely has the votes he needs to pass it with or without Republican support, it's probably all over...but the shouting.
See you tomorrow.
Barbara Kram, Editor
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People & Companies
- No More Sign Language During MRI Operations
- Optical headphones allow doctors to talk during interventional MRI procedures.
- Old Into Gold: Medical Auction Success Stories
- Health care providers and companies tap DOTmed.com to liquidate assets.
- Medtronic Paradigm Veo to Be Launched Globally But Not in U.S.
- Medtronic announced the launch of a technology called the Paradigm Veo, designed to provide protection against the risks associated with hypoglycemia in Type 1 diabetics.
- NeuroLogica's High Resolution SPECT Scanner Gets Nod From FDA
- NeuroLogica's latest brain scanner goes HD, gets FDA clearance.
- BMES Marks 20 Years of Service
- Bio-Medical Equipment Service Co. is known for expertise in patient monitoring and other technologies.
- Drug Information Association (DIA) Names New Worldwide Executive Director
- Paul Pomerantz, MBA, CAE, to lead the association.
- In Memoriam: Peter Dempster, Co-Founder of North American Imaging, Inc.
- Peter Dempster, a long-time fixture in the radiology industry passed away September 3 at the age of 63.
- Skin Cancer Blasted With X-rays
- Skin cancer-fighting technology "democratizes radiation therapy" according to company.
- Medtronic CEO Addresses Physician Payments Issue
- The company emphasizes transparency of collaborations and the need to innovate. Mandatory reading if you missed the shareholder meeting.
- Edwards Sheds Renal Unit to Focus on Heart Technology
- Zeroing in on its highly-valued cardiology business, Edwards Lifesciences said this week it has shed its hemofiltration product line to focus on its profitable valve business.
- DRE Veterinary Meets Demand for Respiratory Ventilators
- Veterinary facilities throughout the United States rely on DRE Veterinary for its wide selection of new and professionally refurbished respiratory ventilators.
