Capabilities - Nissha 360

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…

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…

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…

06Jun 2024 by sam tilkins

Nissha and Academia: Pioneering Surgical Innovations

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by Samantha Tilkins In a recent interview with Mike Springer, Vice President of Emerging Technologies at Nissha Medical Technologies (NMT), we discussed collaborative opportunities aimed at advancing emerging technologies in digital surgery and smart devices. These fields are rapidly evolving, driven by breakthroughs in robotics and artificial intelligence (AI). NMT's partnership with EndoTheia, a spin-out from Vanderbilt University, known for its dexterous steerable device technologies, exemplifies how strategic collaborations can enhance innovation. Here, we outline the genesis of these collaborations, their current status, and future goals focused on strategic alignment and mutual benefit.What Prompted NMT's Partnership with EndoTheia?According to Brandon Hoffman, Executive VP of NMT, the partnership with EndoTheia was inspired by the company's innovative potential and strong leadership. "We recognized EndoTheia as a promising entity with visionary founders and a…

04Jan 2024 by sam tilkins

Your Trusted Partner for Clinical Grade Wearable Devices

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by Amy Jeary Nissha Medical Technologies is your End-to-End solutions partner for complex clinical grade wearable devices. Clinical grade wearable devices are constantly evolving in patient monitoring, diagnostics, and treatment. NMT’s clinical experts have vast experience in Design, Feasibility and Prototyping, Material Selection, Clinical Grade Wearables Testing and Cost-Effective Scalable Manufacturing Solutions. DESIGN KNOWLEDGE Team of expert design engineers considers user performance requirements, cost, quality, and scalability early in the wearable’s product design cycle. CONCEPT FEASIBILITY & RAPID PROTOTYPING Talented engineering resources are well versed in early concept feasibility and rapid prototyping methods to accelerate your project. TESTING & DEVELOPMENT Experience with a wide range of wearable applications has led their organization to develop key wearable device test methods to optimize device performance. MATERIAL EXPERTISE Extensive knowledge of wearable materials to meet your key…

06Nov 2023 by sam tilkins

A Common Myth in Medical Device Manufacturing: Line Transfers Are Easy

Capabilities, Surgical Supplies

by Amy Jeary Line transfers are a common occurrence in the medical device industry. However, many people believe that line transfers are easy. This is a misconception. Line transfers can be complex and time-consuming, and there are many pitfalls that can derail a project: 1. Trusting Outdated Processes Line transfers often involve a lot of moving parts, and it is important to have a clear understanding of all the steps involved. If you underestimate the complexity of the transfer or have an over reliance on outdated processes, you may end up running into problems down the road. 2. Thinking All Line Transfers Are the Same This is not true. Each line transfer is unique, and it is important to tailor the approach to the specific project. Testing and validation criteria…

01Nov 2023 by sam tilkins

Innovative Capabilities in Norwalk: Precision Medical Machining And Endoscope Expertise

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By Amy Jeary The Nissha Medical Technologies facility in Norwalk, Ohio has been providing precision medical machining services to medical OEMs for over six decades. Prior to becoming part of NMT in 2020, the Norwalk facility has maintained a long-standing reputation for excellence in machining and assembly, particularly in the areas of lens polishing, lens grinding, and complex lens train assembly. Precision Machining Expertise: Excellence with Every Component The Norwalk facility boasts a wide array of precision machining capabilities, each designed to meet the exacting standards of the medical industry. Swiss Style CNC Lathes: Excel in turning and milling intricate parts with exceptional precision. 5 Axis Machining Centers: Unparalleled versatility, creating complex geometries with ease. CNC Milling: High precision milling for intricate part production. Surface Finishing: Ensuring every component meets…

27Sep 2023 by sam tilkins

Transform At-Home Monitoring with Quality Private Label Electrodes

Capabilities, Patient Monitoring

Empowering Patients Through Home ECG Monitoring Small electrocardiographs capable of measuring data such as arrhythmia can now be tested at home, eliminating the need for repeated visits to the hospital. This innovation not only saves valuable time but also bridges a critical gap in healthcare accessibility. Nissha recognizes the significance of this advancement, especially for those who face mobility challenges or find it difficult to take time off from work. Until recently, individuals at risk of arrhythmia faced the hurdle of neglecting vital testing due to various constraints. The number of patients suffering from arrhythmia is staggering, with atrial fibrillation alone accounting for over 37 million cases worldwide. Sadly, deaths related to arrhythmias and other causes have been on the rise. With a mission to extend healthy life expectancy and mitigate…

25Jul 2023 by sam tilkins

Proven Results: Precision Machining and Manufacturing Are Revolutionizing Surgical Robotics

Capabilities, Surgical Supplies

by Amy Jeary Surgical robotics has already revolutionized many surgical applications and will continue to do so, allowing for minimally invasive procedures that result in faster recovery times, less pain, and fewer complications for patients. However, the success of robotic surgeries depend on the precision and accuracy of the console’s individual components, and this is where precision machining and manufacturing come in. Precision machining and manufacturing involve the use of advanced computer-controlled machines to produce highly accurate and consistent components. In surgical robotics, these critical components include the end-effectors and patient interfacing instruments, camera and visualization instruments, the surgeon’s control module, and robotic arms for translating motion. To achieve the precision required in surgical robotics, manufacturers use a variety of techniques, such as computer-aided design (CAD), computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), and…

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