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Specialty Hospital In Jordan adopts innovative blood clot prevention device

Specialty Hospital In Jordan adopts innovative blood clot prevention device AMMAN, 3 hours, 39 minutes ago The Specialty Hospital, Amman, Jordan, has announced it is the first hospital within the Mena region to adopt the innovative geko device for Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) prevention in high-risk vascular patients, unable to be prescribed standard of care.   VTE is a serious complication for patients in vascular care units and a preventable cause of hospital deaths worldwide. The current standard of care for VTE prevention, when blood thinners cannot be prescribed, due to bleed risk, is a boot-like cuff that compresses the leg to increase blood flow, called intermittent pneumatic compression (IPC). 

Specialty Hospital In Jordan Adopts Innovative Blood Clot Prevention Device For High-risk Patients In The Vascular Department

Share this article Share this article AMMAN, Jordan, April 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Specialty Hospital, Amman, Jordan, today announced it is the first hospital within the MENA region to adopt the innovative geko™ device for Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) prevention in high-risk vascular patients, unable to be prescribed standard of care. The geko™ device. (PRNewsfoto/The Specialty Hospital) The geko™ device on the leg. (PRNewsfoto/The Specialty Hospital) Sky Medical Technology Logo (PRNewsfoto/Sky Medical Technology Ltd.) VTE is a serious complication for patients in vascular care units and a preventable cause of hospital deaths worldwide [1]. The current standard of care for VTE prevention, when blood thinners cannot be prescribed, due to bleed risk, is a boot-like cuff that compresses the leg to increase blood flow, called intermittent pneumatic compression (IPC). IPC, however, is not suitable for all patients due to vascular disease, fragile skin, or complex limb i

Deepbridge EIS to raise £86m this tax year for tech start-ups

Deepbridge Capital is a world away from millennial venture capitalists drinking flat whites in East London. For a start, it’s based in unfashionable Cheshire city of Chester. Second, founder and managing partner Ian Warwick is an ex Royal Navy officer who has a no-nonsense northern attitude when it comes to raising money for tech-start-ups. Given his oil rig engineer background, Warwick likes to roll his sleeves up and get under the bonnet of companies he invests in. In that, it’s different from most EIS fund managers, who come purely from financial services. “There’s an argument that you just invest in as many companies as possible and cross your fingers,” Warwick shrugs. “We don’t see ourselves as a typical fund manager per se but are more hands on, assisting management to build their companies. It was about helping companies commercialise.”

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