The guidelines for patient eligibility for bariatric and metabolic surgery were recently adjusted by ASMBS and IFSO.

See how disposable dilators are increasing efficiency and decreasing costs is U.S. healthcare facilities.

AAMI has published their latest set of standards (TIR99) on proper processing of dilators in health care facilities. Find out what standards have changed and how CONMED’s CleanGuide™ stacks up to these standards.

NIOSH released a bulletin after conducting multiple health hazard evaluations, recommending the control of surgical smoke created during laser or electric surgical procedures. That was back in 1996.

Post-procedure bleeding remains one of the most common complications. That’s why many physicians today are taking a more proactive approach to defect closure.

Dermatologists are busy protecting their patients. Let the Skin Cancer Foundation and CONMED lend a hand.

Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) has grown tremendously over the last few decades. But successful cannulation is also susceptible to many factors outside physician proficiency.

Over the last forty years, endoscopy has evolved to dramatically impact gastroenterology. What is driving this growth?

Insufflation might seem like a background process in minimally invasive surgery – but in reality, it sets the stage for everything that follows. If the pneumoperitoneum isn’t stable, the rest of the case suffers.

AirSeal® has been used in procedures worldwide and has been used as a dependable and innovative insufflator or laparoscopic surgery. Dr. Lim shares why he trusts AirSeal® for his gynecological procedures.

In medical device reprocessing, ensuring compliance and efficacy is paramount to patient safety and procedural success. However, the current landscape presents challenges with esophageal dilators.

In the mid-90s, Japanese endoscopists developed the technique for performing mucosal incisions around lesions, now known as complex Endoscopic Mucosal Resections (EMRs).

See how surgeons have been able to improve patient outcomes, enhance procedural efficiencies, and lower complication rates.

CONMED’s AirSeal® is a powerful insufflator that’s becoming the standard of care—but are claims about AirSeal® fact or fiction? Read to find out for yourself.

From decreasing post-operative airway complications to stabilizing intra-operative hemodynamics, the list of AirSeal® benefits for anesthesia goes on and on.

One usually thinks about the benefits of having a surgical procedures, but the risks of smoke plume are garnering more attention.

In our previous blog, we uncovered fact and fiction about CONMED’s AirSeal®, the new standard of care for insufflators. Today, we’re debunking even more myths about AirSeal® to see if it’s truly fact or fiction.

Earlier this year, we announced the launch of Argo Knotless® GENESYS™ internationally, the newest addition to the Argo Knotless® Suture Anchor family. See how the GENESYS™ material can make a difference in your OR.

Reducing costs by reducing a patient’s length of stay is not a new concept. However, implementing a strategy to consistently and effectively do so can be more complex.

Volleyball is a physically demanding sport with high participation rates globally. Following proper training and conditioning techniques can help prevent injury, but orthopedic injuries remain common in the sport.