New FDA-Approved Therapy Brings At-Home Electrical Field Treatment to Pancreatic Cancer Care
The wearable system uses alternating electrical fields to disrupt cancer cell division and can be used continuously during daily activities.
The wearable system uses alternating electrical fields to disrupt cancer cell division and can be used continuously during daily activities.
Elekta’s Evo system combines CT-guided radiation therapy with AI-enhanced imaging designed to support visualization of tumors and nearby organs at risk during treatment.
Olympus has updated use instructions after reports that the ligation loop may not release as expected, potentially requiring emergency intervention.
The clearance enables on-premise AI analysis of coronary CT angiography for quantifying calcified and non-calcified plaque.
The FDA issued a safety alert after users reported nitric oxide dose fluctuations, potentially leading to hypoxemia or increased pulmonary artery pressure.Â
Admetsys announced that the FDA has designated its automated glucose control and continuous blood diagnostics system a Breakthrough Device.
The U.S. FDA has proposed banning electrical stimulation devices for self-injurious or aggressive behavior due to significant risks, marking the second attempt at prohibition, with implications including potential treatment transitions for users and a thorough review of updated evidence and expert opinions.