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Med-Tech Innovation Awards 2020 finalists announced – Med-Tech Innovation

The finalists for the Med-Tech Innovation Awards 2020 have been announced,with a total of 23 entries shortlisted across five categories.

As part of the Medilink UK Healthcare Business Awards these finalists represent the pinnacle of their profession.

The winners will be announced at the annual sell-out gala dinner on 1st April at The Hilton Birmingham Metropole. The event will be hosted by medically qualified, critically acclaimed international stand-up comedian, Paul Sinha, with over 300 professionals from across the industry coming to celebrate with the winners, network with peers and share their pride in the industry.

This year saw some fantastic, inspiring entries recognising areas of innovation, outstanding achievement and ground-breaking success across the life science and healthcare technology sectors over the last year.

The categories and the nominations are:

3D PRINTING AWARD

Axial 3D - Axial 3D's surgical model service uses machine learning algorithms to aid in the conversion of patient scan data to 3D anatomical models, leading to reduced lead times.

ExpHand Prosthetics - ExpHand has developed affordable, expandable, customisable 3D printed prosthetics for children aged 3 to 10, with adjustable universal sockets that can be fitted at home by parents.

FabRx Ltd - The M3dimaker 3D printer prints solid oral medicine, enabling personalised doses of medicine to meet specific health and therapeutic requirements in a single pill.

MedScan 3D - MedScan 3D offers a 3D printed anatomical surgical model service, which uses expert adaption to produce anatomically accurate silicone test simulators for medical devices.

University of Liverpool - A digital electronic imaging system has been developed to enhance the quality control of the EBAM additive manufacturing process, to improve the reliability in the manufacture of bespoke orthopaedic implants.

CONNECTED HEALTH AWARD

Ainostics Ltd - Ainostics has developed an AI analysis engine which uses multi-modal patient data (scans, patient records, wearable sensors, etc) to perform highly accurate diagnosis and prognosis for early dementia.

FeelTect Tight Alright is a connected wearable device for measuring and monitoring sub-bandage pressure during compression therapy, reducing healing times and improving quality of life.

Game Doctor - Game Doctor have developed a healthcare analytics and education platform using mobile gaming, to map and predict health behaviours in patients and the public

The London Ambulance Service NHS Trust - An online Point of Care Testing (POCT) service for the London Ambulance Service (LAS) enables en-route pathological testing with results available online for the destination hospital - reducing patient treatment time and improving clinical outcomes.

Nemaura Medical Inc - SugarBEAT is a non-invasive continuous glucose monitor and lifestyle app for diabetes, providing a personalised and progressive behaviour change app to manage and prevent type 2 diabetes.

DESIGN AWARD

Nemera - Safe'n'spray is a smart drug delivery device, with a reusable child-resistant locking unit and fingerprint identifier, to monitor drug delivery and prevent overdosing.

Oxford VR - A virtual reality therapy platform with a computer-generated virtual coach for personalised treatment of phobias and mental health. Great success at clinical trial has led to adoption in four NHS trusts.

SleepAngel - This patented medical barrier bedding allows the bedding to breathe whilst being a 100% barrier to allergens and pathogens, reducing hospital-acquired infections and increasing sustainability in the hospital setting.

TheMoment - M-co is a non-invasive wearable device utilising pulsed cueing and focused vibrotactile stimulation to ease the symptoms of Parkinson's disease.

ENGINEERING AWARD

Biovation Orthopaedic Solutions - An instrument kit used to perform cartilage replacement implant surgery, for big toe arthritis, has been redesigned to eliminate pre-operative lead-times, reduce manufacturing costs and lead times as well as allow for more accurate surgery.

Carclo Technical Plastics - Specialist in-tool process control and monitoring equipment has been introduced to the injection moulding process of a drug delivery device to improve quality control and reduce inspection costs.

Emerson - Emerson have developed a micro solenoid valve for use in portable oxygen concentrators, which is light and compact with a significantly higher flow rate than competitor valves, enhancing the quality of life of the user.

Freudenberg Medical - Helix iMC technology continuously measures the inner geometry of silicone tubes during the extrusion process, to improve product quality and productivity as well as reducing waste and time to market.

Marsden - The Patient Transfer Scale is a transfer board with an in-built weighing scale to enable immobile and time-critical patients to be weighed instantly and accurately to allow for precise administering of drug doses and treatment.

MATERIALS INNOVATION AWARD

3M Medical Materials and Technologies - The 3M Extended Wear Medical Transfer Adhesives suite is a set of advanced solutions for stick-to-skin wearable devices which offer water resistance, breathability, elasticity and long wear times.

Paxxus - StreamOneR is an ultra-high barrier, hermetically sealable medical packaging solution designed for the number one polyester recycling stream, providing a higher performing and sustainable alternative to polypropylene medical packaging.

Spyras - Spyras have developed an affordable, disposable, paper-based wearable device for continuous real-time breathing analysis in hospitals. The device is designed to automatically alert clinicians of early signs of patient deterioration.

Stratasys - Specialist digital materials have been developed to allow the Stratasys Digital Anatomy Platform to replicate human anatomy which has the same biomechanical properties as native bone and tissue for realistic anatomical models.

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Greys Anatomy season 16: Will there be more Station 19 crossovers? Showrunner drops hint – Express.co.uk

This comes after episode 13 of Greys Anatomy featured a dinner party with Station 19s Dean Miller (Okieriete Onaodowan) asked to be come.

So far in both shows, the showrunner seems to have been using characters from both series interchangeabley in the episodes.

But, some fans of the show have been wondering whether this will keep happening across the two shows.

The crossovers partly began because Ben Warren (Jason Winston George), who is a Greys Anatomy doctor-turned Station 19 firefighter, appears in both shows.

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Khlo Kardashian warms the nets by exposing her sensual anatomy in a revealing dress – Play Crazy Game

The members ofthe Kardashian-Jenner clanhave made special efforts in recent times to show off their sculptural bodies,most supported by tiny intimate garments or bikinis, although they also show thata well-designed dresscan also be the perfect tool.

This is howKhlo Kardashiandecided to attend the exclusiveafter party of theOscarawardsorganized byBeyoncandJay Zwith a spectacular dress that leaves very little imagination while revealing thanks to its wide neckline and high side opening lots of skin of her well-turned body.

Honey! Im home!The socialite wrote to show off her fiery look while giving due credits tothose responsible for sending her so beautifulto the party along with her sistersKourtney and Kylie.Being the latterwell accompanied by her ex-partner and father of her daughter, Travis Scott, which has triggered several rumors of a possible reconciliation.

Khlos postcardhas exceeded two and a half million likes, which is in tune with the rest of the images shared this year in which she has endeavored to show off the figure that cost him so much work to build.

Tv specialist. Falls down a lot. Typical troublemaker. Hipster-friendly advocate. Food fan.

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Duke University Medical School – Anatomy

Date

Pre-lab exercise

Introduction

Lab 1

Tues, Aug 13

EXAM 1

Mon, Aug 19

Lab 2

Wed, Aug 21

Lab 3

Wed, Aug 28

Lab 3 Pre-lab video

Laminectomy video

EXAM 2

Tues, Sept 3

Lab 4

Wed, Sept 18

TA

Fri, Sept 27

EXAM 4

Mon, Sept 30

Lab 5

Wed, Oct 2

Lab 6

Mon, Oct 7

Lab 7

Wed, Oct 9

EXAM 5

MON, OCT 14

Lab 8

Lab 9

Wed, Oct 23

Lab 9 pre-lab video

Perineum video

Lab 10

Fri, Oct 25

EXAM 6

MON, OCT 28

(Written) Lecture: Pelvis, autonomics, GI and UG Embryology

Lab 11

Mon, Oct 28

Lab 12

Wed, Oct 30

Lab 13

Fri, Nov 1

Lab 14

Mon, Nov 4

Lab 15

Wed, Nov 6

TA

Thur, Nov 7

Lab 16

Fri, Nov 8

Lab 16a pre-lab video

Lab 16b pre-lab video

EXAM 7

Mon, Nov 11

Lab 17

Mon, Nov 18

Lab 17 pre-lab video

Skull Osteology Video

Lab 18

Wed, Nov 20

Lab 19

Fri, Nov 22

Mastication and Infratemporal Fossa 1

EXAM 8

Mon, Nov 25

Lab 20

Mon, Nov 25

Mastication and Infratemporal Fossa 2

Lab 21

Mon, Dec 2

Lab 22

Wed, Dec 4

Lab 23

Fri, Dec 6

Lab 24

Mon, Dec 9

Lab 25

Tues, Dec 10

Lab 25 pre-lab video

Larynx video

TA

Wed, Dec 11

Lab 26

Wed, Dec 11

Lab 27

Thur, Dec 12

Lab 28

Fri, Dec 13

EXAM 9

Mon, Dec 16

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Internal Organs | Anatomy System – Human Body Anatomy …

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The anatomy of a cover-up – The Jerusalem Post

It happened less than 10 minutes after Ukrainian Airlines flight 752 left Tehrans airport heading for Kiev on January 8, 2020. Two missiles 30 seconds apart hit the commercial jetliner destroying the aircraft and killing all 176 passengers and crew members on board. This was initially believed to be a crash due to mechanical failure. However, in light of the tense, war-like atmosphere following Irans attack on an Iraqi military base housing US forces, there was speculation from the outset that the aircraft was downed by Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) missiles. Theories on the IRGCs complicity was not only advanced by Western intelligence agencies, but also by the general public; particularly members of the Iranian diaspora.Many videos taken on mobile phones began to surface on social media within hours of the incident. Some of them clearly showed objects believed to be missiles colliding with the aircraft. One of the very first pieces of evidence supporting the destruction of the jetliner by missiles was provided by an Iranian-American social activist in Northern California, Ashkan Monfared. Monfared posted on Twitter the image of an object that astoundingly resembled missile wreckage and added the following caption in Persian: This piece was found in the area of the Ukrainian Airlines plane crash that had fallen in front of a house. Does an airplane have anything like this? Is it not the tip of a missile? The image quickly went viral on social media.Almost immediately after posting his tweet, Monfared was attacked by what appeared to be a wave of pro-regime Iranian bloggers on Twitter. They accused Monfared of spreading disinformation aiming to tarnish the image of the Islamic Republic. They also dismissed the image as a hoax. Many of the accounts that attacked Monfared were based in the US or Canada and followed the approach of the National Iranian American Council, a Washington-based organization highly suspected to lobby for the Iranian regime. A seemingly coordinated effort was then made to completely silence Monfared on Twitter. Subsequently, less than 24 hours after his initial post, Monfareds Twitter account was suspended.Displaying an image of Monfareds tweet, a known Iranian regime supporter based in Canada, Hossein Derakhshan, tweeted in Persian on January 9, Almost concurrent with suspension of Ashkan Monfareds account, which of course was due to dissemination of fake news, numerous [other] Iranian accounts linked to Saudi Arabia and Israel [were also suspended]. DERAKHSHAN INSINUATED that Twitter accounts suggesting the regimes complicity or showing evidence of it were Saudi or Israeli agents promulgating disinformation. His tweet raised the probability that a large, coordinated group of pro-regime individuals were reporting Monfareds account to trigger Twitters suspension algorithm.The campaign to silence Iranian dissidents seemed to have originated from within the highest echelons of power in Tehran. On January 9, Hesameddin Ashena, a senior advisor to Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, wrote a tweet effectively threatening Western-based journalists of Iranian descent to stay quiet about the tragedy. He wrote, Warning! Persian-language media outlet personnel of Iranian origin are warned to refrain from participating in the psychological warfare over the Ukrainian aircraft and working with the enemies of Iran.Ashenas warning seems to have resonated with pro-regime journalists. In spite of the growing evidence of foul play by the IRGC, pro-regime Persian and English-language media outlets remained silent, limiting their coverage to merely a plane crash due to technical malfunction. Meanwhile, many more Twitter accounts that raised the possibility of the regimes involvement were mysteriously shut down. The Twitter account of London-based British-Iranian attorney Daniel Rasteen was suspended after he wrote several tweets accusing the IRGC of shooting down the jetliner.For three days, the regime kept the details of the crash concealed. Inspectors from Ukraine as well as other countries arrived in Tehran to begin investigating the incident. Among the wreckage, they found debris similar to the object displayed by Monfared. The regime eventually and perhaps reluctantly admitted that the plane was unintentionally shot down by IRGC air defense.By this time, Monfareds Twitter account had been reinstated. As soon as it became evident that the crash was not accidental, the same individuals who had attacked Monfared began blaming the Trump administration for the mishap. To this day, some regime apologists still claim that the initial campaign accusing the IRGC, before the militant group admitted to their role in the tragedy, was merely anti-Iran propaganda.A recent New York Times article claimed the regime found itself compelled to tell the truth about the incident after President Rouhani threatened resignation. There is no evidence to substantiate this other than the authors claim that she received that information from her sources inside Iran. What did, however, force the regime to admit guilt was pressure from the international community, which was partly triggered by outpouring of visual evidence provided by Iranians inside the country and disseminated by people like Monfared. In an era where social media connects people from around the world, it is becoming increasingly difficult for totalitarian regimes and their henchmen to conceal their atrocities.Kaveh Taheri is an Iranian free-lance journalist and sociopolitical activist based in Turkey. Dr. Kamran Ayazi is an Iranian dentist, musician and sociopolitical activist based in Turkey.

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Patrick Dempsey Says This is His Favorite Episode of ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ – Showbiz Cheat Sheet

Diehard fans of ABCs hit seriesGreys Anatomy still feels the loss of Dr. Derek McDreamy Shepherd, portrayed by Patrick Dempsey. The character was killed off the show after 11 seasons of playing the handsome neurosurgeon and lifelong love of Meredith Grey (played by series matriarch Ellen Pompeo).

After serving in the role for years and being in countless episodes, theGreysalumselected this one episode as his top pick.

Dempsey became an instant heartthrob when the show launched in 2005, quickly becoming a fan favorite. While he acknowledged the fame the medical drama brought him, Dempsey revealed that there was a downside to the demanding time commitment.

Im very grateful forGreys Anatomy, the father of three told People in 2016. Its given me the opportunity to do everything. But at the same time, there was a cost. I think after a certain period of time, no matter how much money you make, you want control out of your own schedule.

Due to the popularity of his character and the challenge of writing the favorite doctor off the show in an acceptable manner, the end of McDreamy was kept under wraps. It was clear we were both ready. But we kept it very quiet, Dempsey revealed. I knew he was going to be gone, but I didnt know how she was going to handle it. Shonda just said, Im going to do it in a really good way and she did her thing.

Despite being sad to leave his co-stars, the actor knew it was time for a new challenge. It had been long enough. It was time for me to move on with other things and other interests, Dempsey said. I probably should have moved on a couple of years earlier. I stayed a bit longer than I should have.

Dempsey and his wife Jill Fink briefly separated after 15 years together in January 2015. They soon decided to stay together and work on their marriage.

Youve got to keep at it.Youve got to communicate, and stay open and not get lazy, Dempsey said in 2016, according to Cosmopolitan U.K. And not give up And we both wanted to do that work. Thats where it started. Its always destabilizing when youre potentially breaking up a family or you have a big section of your life thats ending.

With the help of marriage counseling, the couple was able to give their relationship the attention it needed. I [learned] to prioritize. Our union has to be the priority. I wasnt prepared to give up on her and she wasnt either. We both wanted to fight for it, the Greys alum said. Jill and I decided it was time to work on our issues and improve. We wanted to be role models for our kids like, okay, if you have differences, you can work them out.

The actor is clearly enjoying his life post-Greys, spending more time with his wife and children. I was so happy to be riding a chair life in a snowstorm with my kids, Dempsey told People of an earlier ski trip in 2016 with his family. I was really grateful to have the time to just sit down and enjoy stuff like that. Im definitely more relaxed now. And happier too.

When promoting his film Bridget Jones Baby in 2016, Dempsey was asked to pick his favorite episode of the long-running medical drama. Thats hard, he saidduring a Facebook Live interviewwithCosmpolitan U.K.There were 250 episodes I was in over 10 years.

Dempsey revealed the very first episode was first in his heart. I have to say my favorite really was the pilot because we didnt know what was going to happen, and then there was that sense of discovery, he said. When I saw it for the first time, I thought the music was incredible and it was fun to be a part of such a strong ensemble. That was special. That first season was really remarkable.

According to Entertainment Weekly, he expressed the same sentiment the prior year right after his last episode on the show. The pilot was great, he said in April 2015. And then just the discovery of what was happening. I couldnt believe how it came together. And the bands that came on, and the emotional impact the music had on the show. Everybody had great moments. You realize how powerful an ensemble can be, and it was the collective that made it successful, not one individual.

After reading Dempseys comments, Greys Anatomy fans may find themselves revisiting the episode that kicked off one of todays hottest shows!

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Anatomy Quizzes and Games – sporcle.com

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Yeah, B's aren't really going to cut it if you're trying to get into medical school.

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