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April 2, 2026

THE LATEST ON THE MEDICAL DEVICE INDUSTRY

Engineering Speed vs. Manufacturing Risk: Why DHF Is Becoming Legacy

When milestones become fiction, manufacturing inherits ambiguity, and ambiguity is expensive.
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Today's Top Headlines

OEM News

FDA OKs Boston Scientific’s Asurys Fluid Management System for Urology

The Asurys system is designed for irrigation and distention during endoscopic urologic procedures.

Regulatory

FDA Grants Breakthrough Designation to Sonorous Neurovascular for Cerebral Venous Stent

The BosSTENT features optimal radiopacity, enhanced visibility, and resheathability for precise deployment.

Financial & Business

Windjammer Capital Acquires PrecisionX Group

The purchase positions PrecisionX for accelerated growth across aerospace and defense, medical device, and satellite and space markets.

OEM News

New Horizon Medical Solutions, Soring Announce Wound Debridement Sales Collaboration

The Söring Ultrasonic-Assisted Wound debridement system can be used to remove fibrin tissues and break up biofilms.

OEM News

SCIEX Announces New Integration for its Echo MS+ System

The integration provides access to assays previously not available with conventional mass spectrometry.

Regulatory

FDA Clears UV Smart’s D60 TEE Probe Disinfection System

The system disinfects sensitive medical instruments for heart examination with UV-C light.

From the Bench

Countdown to the QMSR Ball Drop

Manufacturers must recognize that compliance to ISO 13485 alone does not equate to compliance to the QMSR.