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Arterial incision closure devices are widely used to achieve hemostasis after procedures requiring percutaneous common femoral artery puncture.

Kirschner wires (K wire) are thin wires or pins, also called surgical bone pins, which are used for stabilizing bone fragments. The K wires are known as stabilization pins and are widely preferred in the orthopedic surgery.

Interspinous process decompression devices are also known as interspinous spacers. Interspinous process decompression is a minimally invasive procedure which utilizes a stand-alone spacer that serves as a joint extension blocker, for relieving neural compression in patients with spinal stenosis.

The global cardiogenic shock market is driven by the rising prevalence of cardiac conditions across the world.

In a recent market study, Fact.MR covers recent developments in the global constipation laxative market, highlighting vital aspects such as trends, drivers, opportunities, and restraints.

The global advanced wound care management market is anticipated to experience substantial growth owing to several research and development based activities taking place through intensive efforts made by well-established competitive players.

Sales of SEK 514 (382) million, corresponding to an increase of 35 percent in SEK. Consumables increased by 9 percent, Genomics 33 percent, Technology decreased by 12 percent. The organic growth was 4 percent.

Indivior PLC announced its financial results for the period ending December 31, 2021.

Invitae, a leading medical genetics company, announced the availability of FusionPlex Dx® and LiquidPlex Dx™ in Europe, part of its industry-leading Anchored Multiplex PCR chemistry in-vitro diagnostic products.

Sirnaomics Ltd., a leading biopharmaceutical company in discovery and development of RNAi therapeutics, announced that they have received the “safe to proceed” letter from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the Company’s investigational new drug application for STP707, its lead siRNA drug candidate.