That would be catheters and lasers.
From the MHT print edition, the Brookline-based company is using low-powered lasers to help guide catheter insertion.
It sounds funny until you consider the old way, which “involves guesswork.”
Posts Tagged ‘lasers’
Lumos Catheter unites things you wouldn’t think would go together
Tuesday, June 16th, 2009Palomar wins FDA approval for wrinkle laser
Friday, June 5th, 2009The Globe reports that Burlington-based Palomar Medical Technologies has won FDA approval for its laser, designed for use in the home to treat wrinkles around the eyes. What could go wrong?
RSS Feeds
