Esta é a nossa mais recente seleção de publicações e patentes mundiais em inglês sobre Dispositivos Médicos, provenientes de diversas revistas científicas online, classificadas e focadas em dispositivos médicos, cateteres, bombas de infusão, máquinas de diálise, marca-passos, endoscópios, implantes dentários, bombas de insulina, CPAP, equipamentos cirúrgicos, concentradores de oxigênio, lentes de contato, estetoscópios, aparelhos auditivos, glicosímetros e canetas de insulina.
Radiotherapy sources delivery
Patent published on the 2026-10-15 in WO under Ref WO2026215884 by ALPHA TAU MEDICAL LTD [IL] (Ben Zaquen Arbel [il], Fenigstein Shai [il], Davidson Michael [il])
Abstract: A kit for radiotherapy that includes at least one radiotherapy source mounted on a suture and a sealed tube encasing the at least one radiotherapy source and the suture. The sealed tube has a proximal end and a distal end. The sterile package contains the sealed tube and the sealed tube does not enclose a needle. The suture extends beyond the at least one radiotherapy source by a sufficient extent suitable for coupling the suture to a surgical needle.[...]
Our summary: The kit includes a radiotherapy source mounted on a suture within a sealed tube. The sealed tube has both proximal and distal ends and is sterile. The suture extends beyond the radiotherapy source for coupling to a surgical needle.
radiotherapy, source delivery, sealed tube, surgical suture
Patent
Robotic bone probing
Patent published on the 2026-10-15 in WO under Ref WO2026215823 by MAZOR ROBOTICS LTD [IL] (Rotman Elad [us])
Abstract: A surgical robotic system for performing a surgical procedure including a controller configured to control the position of a surgical tool according to a surgical plan. The surgical robotic system also includes at least one sensor adapted to output a signal from the interaction of the surgical tool with the portion of the patient s anatomy. In response to detecting contact of the surgical tool with the patient s skin tissue, bone detection is activated and the surgical tool is inserted through t[...]
Our summary: A robotic surgical system controls a tool s position based on a surgical plan. Sensors detect interaction with patient anatomy, activating bone detection. The system updates the surgical plan by comparing detected bone locations with planned locations.
robotic surgery, bone detection, surgical tool, surgical plan
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Surgical simulator
Patent published on the 2026-10-15 in WO under Ref WO2026213700 by STITCH SURGICAL MODELS INC [CA] (Chin Esther Anne [ca], Stewart Noah [ca], Kemper Tara Noel [ca], Levandier Vincent [ca], Wu Yi Ting [ca], Chan Yong Hui [ca])
Abstract: A surgical simulator including a housing including at least one wall, a floor and an internal cavity for receiving a simulated organ system, a simulated organ system coupled to the simulated organ system within the internal cavity. The at least one wall including a retainer and defining an inlet to the internal cavity from a top of the housing. The simulated organ system includes a suspender comprising a distal end removably secured to the retainer.[...]
Our summary: The surgical simulator features a housing with an internal cavity for a simulated organ system. It includes a wall with a retainer and an inlet from the top. A suspender secures the simulated organ system to the retainer.
surgical simulator, simulated organ system, internal cavity, retainer
Patent
Small animal experiment method
Patent published on the 2026-10-15 in WO under Ref WO2026216595 by ILLUMI MEDICAL INC [JP] (Sasaki Kyo [jp], Nishina Sohji [jp], Tsukamoto Toshihiko [jp], Mizutani Maiko [jp])
Abstract: According to the present invention, in a blood vessel exposure step, an experimenter incises a neck part of a small animal to expose a blood vessel of the neck part. In a drilling step, the experimenter uses a sharp drilling instrument to drill a hole in a portion of a vessel wall in the blood vessel of the neck part. In an insertion step, the experimenter inserts a distal end part of a light irradiation system into the blood vessel of the neck part through the hole in a state where a long light[...]
Our summary: The method involves exposing a blood vessel in a small animal s neck. A hole is drilled in the vessel wall to insert a light irradiation system. The system is then maneuvered to the ventricle for light emission.
animal experimentation, blood vessel exposure, light irradiation system, catheter insertion
Patent
Image positioning for diagnostic images
Patent published on the 2026-10-15 in WO under Ref WO2026217153 by WELCH ALLYN INC [US] (Kellner David [us])
Abstract: An example system is described herein for a medical device coupled with functionality to capture digital images and positioning information of the medical device while the device is being used for an examination of an anatomical structure of a patient. The positioning information may be captured using motion or proximity sensors, such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, or inertial measurement units (IMXJs). The example system may include associated methods implemented to determine relative positions[...]
Our summary: The system captures digital images and positioning information during medical examinations. It utilizes motion sensors to determine the relative positions and quality of images. The captured data can be visualized, annotated, and used for automated diagnosis.
image positioning, diagnostic images, medical device, motion sensors
Patent
Novel enhanced patch pump systems comprised of durables & disposables driven by improved form factors
Patent published on the 2026-10-15 in US under Ref US20260315690 by BETA BIONICS INC [US] (Mensinger Mike [us], Lim David [us], Rosinko Mike [us], Saint Sean [us])
Abstract: Novel Enhanced Abulaotry Medical Devices for example a PATCH PUMP systems use form factor improvements and includes GUIs to procure weight as a priming data point and function as all BETA BIONICS ambulatory medical devices driven by software and algorithm sets, likewise bihormonal and third party interfacing approaches are taught.[...]
Our summary: Novel patch pump systems integrate durable and disposable components with advanced form factors. They utilize improved GUIs to optimize weight as a primary data point. The systems support bihormonal functions and third-party interfacing through sophisticated software and algorithms.
patch pump, ambulatory medical devices, form factor improvements, software algorithms
Patent
3D pose estimation of epidural catheter markers based on a single-view 2D X-ray fluoroscopy
Published on 2026-05-04 by @OXFORD
Abstract: AbstractMinimal invasive surgery requires precise control of flexible instruments to ensure safe and accurate procedures within complex anatomical structures. Accurate estimation of the three-dimensional (3D) pose of flexible surgical tools such as catheters is therefore crucial. While various sensing-based approaches, including fiber Bragg grating sensors, electromagnetic tracking, and ultrasound localization, have been explored, these methods depend on additional sensing hardware and are sensi[...]
Our summary: This study presents a method for 3D pose estimation of epidural catheters using a single X-ray image. The approach employs slender radiopaque markers and a mixture-of-experts model for real-time tracking. Validation shows clinically acceptable accuracy, enhancing safety in minimally invasive surgeries.
3D pose estimation, epidural catheter, X-ray fluoroscopy, simulation-based learning
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Preparation of surgical indocyanine green-dyed gauze using an autoclave and its near-infrared fluorescence properties
Published on 2026-04-21 by Hidekazu Yasunaga, Yoshihiko Tashiro, Shinji Ando @NATURE
Abstract: Polymer Journal, Published online: 21 April 2026; doi:10.1038/s41428-026-01170-9A near-infrared fluorescent surgical gauze was developed by dyeing cotton with indocyanine green (ICG) using an autoclave at 121–132 °C and 0.21–0.29 MPa. The optimal condition (1.5 × 10⁻⁴ mol L–1 ICG, 132 °C, 10–15 min) yielded the brightest fluorescence. Post-sterilization (PS) enhanced fluorescence by dissolving ICG aggregates and improving fixation. The gauze’s color remained similar [...]
Our summary: A near-infrared fluorescent surgical gauze was created by dyeing cotton with indocyanine green using an autoclave. The optimal conditions for dyeing produced the brightest fluorescence, which was further enhanced by post-sterilization. This gauze effectively emits strong NIR signals through tissue and minimizes dye leakage, aiding in surgical site identification.
indocyanine green, near-infrared fluorescence, surgical gauze, autoclave
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