Contributor, Contract Writer, Medical Product Outsourcing, Orthopedic Design & Technology
Sam Brusco is a contributor and contract writer for Medical Product Outsourcing, with a focus on the medical device industry. Sam's work has also appeared in Orthopedic Design & Technology. With a keen interest in healthcare technology and innovation, Sam covers a wide range of topics including advancements in surgical robotics, medical device recalls, and breakthrough treatments.
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Sam Brusco's coverage is primarily focused on the healthcare and pharmaceutical industry, with a specific emphasis on medical devices, FDA approvals, recalls, and partnerships. His articles often feature press releases and private sector announcements.
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By: Sam Brusco
Acentus boasts annual revenue of about $35 million and is headquartered in Tampa, Fla.
By: Sam Brusco
This marks Think Surgical's third announcement for such an FDA clearance this week, adding five knees to its ID-HUB.
By: Sam Brusco
Kendall SCD SmartFlow delivers customized, intermittent pneumatic compression to increase blood flow in at-risk patients.
By: Sam Brusco
The clearance makes EchoGo amyloidosis the first commercially available software-only medical device to aid detection of cardiac amyloidosis using echocardiography.
By: Sam Brusco
The scanner features Philips’ Smart Reading technology, a cloud-based AI toolset that integrates imaging and reading on the MR scanner.
The XenoView 3T chest coil is a flexible, single-channel, transmit-receive RF coil tuned to image Xenon-129 nuclei.
By: Sam Brusco
The HFE arrays use a flexible polymer material instead of the ceramic discs used in the current Optune Gio arrays.
By: Sam Brusco
Exablate Prime can be integrated with select, compatible Philips 1.5T and 3T Ingenia, Ambition 1.5T, Elition 3T, and Philips MR 7700 3T systems.
By: Sam Brusco
Radiology Operations Command Center. Photo: Philips.
By: Sam Brusco
The system consists of a series of removable devices staged in small increments of movement to expand a narrow maxilla.
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