Stanford Medicine Children’s Health Expands Pediatric Robotic Surgery Program
The expansion brings minimally invasive technology to more specialties and younger patients at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford.
The expansion brings minimally invasive technology to more specialties and younger patients at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford.
The five-year agreement will support collaborative research in medical device manufacturing and image-guided procedures while strengthening the biomedical workforce pipeline.
Masimo will operate as a stand-alone business within the Danaher diagnostics segment, focusing on patient monitoring and pulse oximetry.
The MX40 Case Surgeon allows hospital technicians to open and repair wearable patient monitors on-site without damaging internal components.
The system is expected to support the delivery of medical supplies, medications, and lab specimens to patient homes and between facilities across multiple markets.
AAMI neXus will spotlight the standards and regulatory shifts shaping how clinical engineers manage technology.
Onboard a hospital ship, keeping medical equipment running means solving problems without easy access to parts—or stable ground.