Knowledge Centre

Medical technology insights

Plain explanations of the therapies, devices and clinical problems we work with — written to inform clinical teams, trainees and patients rather than to sell.

Intensive careEducationSurgical opticsRegenerative medicineScar managementCardiothoracic

Intensive care

What is extracorporeal blood purification?

Hemoadsorption, hemofiltration and plasma exchange are often grouped together. They work differently, and the distinction matters at the bedside.

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Intensive care

What is endotoxin, and how does it affect septic shock?

Endotoxin is the molecular trigger behind much of Gram-negative septic shock. Understanding the cascade explains why timing dominates treatment.

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Education

What is laparoscopic simulation training?

Box trainers, VR platforms and validated curricula each solve a different part of the laparoscopic learning curve.

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Education

Why is surgical simulation important?

The case for simulation is not that it feels realistic — it is that skill acquisition needs repetition, feedback and low stakes.

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Surgical optics

What are the benefits of ergonomic surgical loupes?

Loupes are a musculoskeletal intervention as much as an optical one — if the declination angle and working distance are right.

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Regenerative medicine

What is PRP therapy?

PRP concentrates a patient's own platelets. The variability in published results has more to do with preparation than with biology.

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Scar management

What is silicone scar therapy?

Silicone is first-line, non-invasive and inexpensive. Its effectiveness depends almost entirely on adherence.

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Cardiothoracic

What is pectus excavatum?

The most common congenital chest wall deformity — and one where symptoms and severity do not always align.

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Cardiothoracic

What are the current approaches to pectus excavatum repair?

Bar behind the sternum, cartilage resection, or elevation from the front — the techniques differ mainly in whether the chest is entered.

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