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19Nov 2024 by sam tilkins

Breakthrough in Kidney Stone Treatment: Nissha and EndoTheia Unveil FlexStone™ Basket

By Amy JearyWe’re excited to announce a significant milestone in the field of minimally invasive surgery: the successful first-in-human clinical trial of the FlexStone™ Basket by our partner, EndoTheia, Inc.A Breakthrough in Kidney Stone TreatmentThe FlexStone™ Basket is a groundbreaking device that offers unparalleled precision and control in kidney stone removal. This innovative technology empowers surgeons to navigate complex anatomical structures with ease, leading to improved patient outcomes and reduced procedural complexity.A Collaborative EffortNissha Medical Technologies is proud to support EndoTheia in bringing this revolutionary device to market. Our partnership with EndoTheia exemplifies our commitment to fostering innovation and accelerating the development of life-changing medical technologies.The Future of Minimally Invasive SurgeryThis achievement marks a significant step forward in the evolution of minimally invasive surgery. By collaborating with visionary companies like…

06Nov 2024 by sam tilkins

Your Guide to Medical Product Ordering FAQs

FAQ

At Nissha Medical Technologies, we understand that ordering medical products can sometimes feel complicated. We've gathered answers to some of the most frequently asked questions to make your ordering experience smoother, whether you’re looking for information on shipping timelines, substitutes for out-of-stock items, or setting up an account. Here's everything you need to know:1. When Will My Order Ship?Shipping times vary based on product availability:In Stock: If the item is in stock, we aim to ship it the same day or the following business day.Out of Stock: For out-of-stock items, it typically takes around 2-4 weeks to ship.Our website provides up-to-date availability details, so you can check if a product is currently in stock and get an estimated arrival time. 2. What Can I Do if My Product is Out…

04Nov 2024 by sam tilkins

Accelerating Robotic Surgery Innovation Through Early-Stage Partnerships

Capabilities, Events, Surgical Supplies

At DeviceTalks West 2024, NMT brought together a cross functional panel of experts in minimally invasive robotic surgery to discuss how early teamwork between academia, startups, and CDMOs fast-track the cutting-edge innovations that are revolutionizing robotic surgery of today. The Nissha Medical Technologies led panel was moderated by Tom Salemi and featured leaders from several of the leading robotic startups that are molding the current landscape of minimally invasive robotic surgery, including EndoQuest Robotics, EndoTheia, Inc. and Virtuoso Surgical.Panel Details:· Mike Springer, VP of Emerging Technologies at Nissha Medical Technologies· Dr. S. Duke Herrell, CEO of Virtuoso Surgical, CMO of EndoTheia, andCo-Founder of the Vanderbilt Institute in Surgery and Engineering· Scott Webster, COO of EndoTheia· Pejman Seyedi, Director of Advanced Visualization at EndoQuest The discussion highlighted the many challenges…

23Oct 2024 by sam tilkins

Maximizing Vertical Integration and Capabilities at Nissha Medical

Capabilities, Patient Monitoring, Quality, Surgical Supplies

by Carollyn Goldenberg, Engineering Supervisor at Wolcott, CT siteAs inter-site collaboration becomes increasingly essential in the medical device manufacturing industry, Nissha Medical has been leveraging its growing network of facilities to bring innovative products to life. A recent example of this is the successful release of a navigable drill system designed for spinal surgery. This single-use, sterile medical device required input and effort from multiple sites to bring it from concept to manufacturing readiness.Collaborative Design and DevelopmentAlthough the product was originally designed by the customer, Nissha Medical's Wolcott, CT, team took the lead in getting the device ready for production. The Design and Development Engineering team in Wolcott, working closely with Operations, spearheaded the process development and validation. This collaboration ensured that the device met the rigorous standards required for safe…

18Oct 2024 by sam tilkins

Understanding Stress: Benefits, Concerns, and Coping Strategies

General Health

Stress is a universal experience, ranging from everyday issues like running late to major life changes such as job loss or relocation. When stress levels rise, we may notice symptoms like a fast heartbeat, pounding heart, and excessive sweating. Benefits of Stress A moderate level of stress, known as “eustress,” is beneficial. Eustress activates our body and brain, helping us accomplish tasks effectively. Concerns of Stress Uncontrolled Stress: When stress doesn’t subside, it becomes harmful. Chronic Stress: Prolonged stress can strain our body and impact overall health. Cardiovascular diseases Coronary heart disease Strokes Increased mortality risk Coping Strategies Decompress and Relax: Take time to unwind and lower stress levels. Engage in Enjoyable Activities: Hobbies: Pursue activities that bring joy and distract from stressors. Physical Activity: Going for walks benefits both…

01Oct 2024 by sam tilkins

Breaking Barriers and Elevating Precision in Surgery

General Health, Patient Monitoring, Surgical Supplies

In the fast-evolving landscape of healthcare, Nissha Medical Technologies stands at the forefront of surgical innovation. Our Emerging Technologies group is committed to transforming surgical procedures through the development of cutting-edge, data-driven solutions that prioritize patient outcomes. By focusing on advancements such as micro molding, advanced steering technologies, and image and sensor integration, we are paving the way for a new era of minimally invasive surgery. Micro Molding: Precision in Surgical Devices Micro molding is revolutionizing the design and development of medical devices, enabling the creation of smaller, more precise tools essential for complex surgeries. At Nissha Medical Technologies, our expertise allows us to produce high-quality components with intricate designs, such as thin-walled and long-aspect ratio parts. These devices are not only smaller but also more robust, giving surgeons the precision…

16Sep 2024 by sam tilkins

Myth Busted or Verified? 8 Medical Claims Under the Microscope

General Health

by Fahmida FijaHave you ever been warned that cracking your knuckles will lead to arthritis or that the 5-second rule can save your dropped snacks? It’s time to dive into the world of medical myths and uncover the truth behind these common beliefs!Myth # 1 Cracking Knuckles causes ArthritisEver wondered if knuckle cracking leads to arthritis? Contrary to popular belief, that satisfying pop comes from gas bubbles—not bones grinding. Studies even show habitual knuckle crackers have the same hand function as non-crackers. Dr. Sanj Kakar, an orthopedic surgeon, reassures us: "If it doesn't hurt, it's safe." She should know—she cracks hers too!Here’s one bonus insight: TENS therapy is proven effective for managing arthritis pain. Studies suggest about half of users experience significant pain reduction.Conclusion - BUSTED!Myth #2 The 5-Second RuleThink…

14Aug 2024 by sam tilkins

Nissha Medical Technologies Announces Charitable Sponsorship Program Led by President/CEO Sam Heleba

Press Releases

Buffalo, NY – Nissha Medical Technologies (NMT), a global medical device manufacturer headquartered in Buffalo, NY, proudly announces the launch of its inaugural charitable sponsorship program, personally led by President and CEO Sam Heleba. This initiative supports the philanthropic endeavors nominated by NMT employees, reinforcing the company’s core values of integrity, respect, and commitment to community service.In this first round, NMT has donated to two employee-nominated organizations: Everybunny Counts Rabbit Rescue and The Alison Rose Foundation. These contributions reflect NMT’s mission to provide quality and service not only in our products but also in our community engagement efforts.Everybunny Counts Rabbit Rescue, championed by Carollynn Goldenberg from our Design and Development Engineering department in Wolcott, CT, rescues, rehabilitates, and rehomes rabbits that have been neglected or abandoned, reflecting our dedication to…

08Aug 2024 by sam tilkins

Nissha Medical Technologies Announces Registration Approval of ZBrand Electrodes in Mexico

Patient Monitoring, Press Releases

August 2, 2024 – Buffalo, NY – Nissha Medical Technologies (NMT), a leading innovator in the medical device and healthcare industry, is excited to announce the successful registration of its ZBrand Electrodes in Mexico. This significant milestone highlights NMT's commitment to expanding access to quality healthcare solutions worldwide. ZBrand Electrodes are designed as an economical solution for general patient monitoring, offering high-quality performance. They are available in both hygienic single-use packs and resealable bulk pouches. Key Features: Variety of Shapes and Sizes: ZBrand Electrodes are available in multiple shapes and sizes to optimize placement in confined spaces. Multiple Gel Types: The electrodes come in both solid and wet gel options to accommodate clinical preferences. Lift Tabs: Designed with lift tabs for easy removal from the liner. The successful registration process…

08Jul 2024 by sam tilkins

Micro Molding Revolution: Small Tech, Big Impact

Capabilities, Surgical Supplies

Our new partner, Isometric Micro Molding, is a leader in the fascinating world of miniaturization. But what exactly does that mean? Buckle up because we're about to shrink down to a whole new scale!The Mighty Micron: Measuring the MiniatureThe key to understanding miniaturization lies in a unit so small it's invisible to the nakedeye: the micron. One micron is a mere millionth of a meter (written as 10^-6 meters), or an even tinier 1/26,000th of an inch. It also goes by a few other names: micrometer, micrometre, or the symbol μm.A World Beyond SightThe micron is our ruler for the minuscule. Objects just one micron wide requires magnification to be seen The good ol' human eye can generally only distinguish particles around 40 microns in size.Putting It in PerspectiveImagine a human…