The latest issue of Advanced MedTech Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) spotlights a diverse slate of innovations across advanced medical devices, implantables, artificial intelligence and digital solutions industry.

The issue features advanced medical devices such as subcutaneous diuresis solution, drug-device combination, cuffless blood pressure monitor, negative pressure wound therapy system, glucose and ketone sensing technology, catheter ablation platform, dual-modality intravascular lithotripsy, medical scalp cooling systems, surgical navigation systems for real-time tumor localization, MRI-guided radiotherapy solution and advanced thrombectomy systems. Implantables such as implant device for drug delivery, soft bioelectronic sensor implant, and implant device for stress urinary incontinence. Digital solutions such as smart wellness seating platform for passive cardiovascular monitoring, connected urine analytics platform, and gamified, immersive medicine for mental disorder therapy. Artificial intelligence (AI) powered solutions such as AI-powered wearable ultrasound for automatic and continuous cardiac imaging, AI-powered hemodynamic assessment platform for heart failure management, and AI-based slide-free pathology for diagnostic imaging.

The Advanced MedTech TOE analyzes and reports new and emerging technologies; advances in R&D, product development and regulatory matters specifically related to the areas of wearables, implantable, diagnostics, surgical tools and instrumentation, image guided surgery, drug delivery, patient monitoring, digital health, and medical imaging. Medical devices and imaging technology and innovation research covers cutting-edge global developments in medical devices and imaging sectors such as biosensors, biomaterials, biomechanics, microtechnologies, nanotechnologies, assistive technologies, and imaging technologies and platforms.

Medical devices and imaging technology and innovation research covers cutting-edge global developments in medical devices and imaging sectors such as biosensors, biomaterials, biomechanics, microtechnologies, nanotechnologies, assistive technologies, and imaging technologies and platforms.