INJECTOR PUMP

Both medical and surgical equipment play a pivotal role in modern healthcare, enhancing the accuracy of medical procedures, ensuring patient safety, and contributing to improved clinical outcomes. Their continuous innovation and adherence to strict quality standards are vital to advancing medical practice.

We have been an innovator and partner to numerous successful medical projects over the past 20 years. Our patented technology enables new possibilities in the medical space, and our team has the experience and expertise to effectively integrate tactile sensing for breakthroughs in medical advancement. Whether you are looking to simply integrating our sensors for data capture, or looking for an agile, knowledgeable partner to take you from concept to creation, we’re here to help. Examples: PULSE DEVELOPMENT KIT - Measure and analyze pulse waveforms SURETOUCH - An FDA approved, radiation-free, breast lesion detection system MANOSCAN - A high-resolution esophagus catheter WRIST-AID - A non-invasive carpal-tunnel-syndrome treatment device

MUSTANOGLU PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL EQUIPMENTS SALON DEVICESREGIONAL REVIEW REGIONAL THINNING DIODE LASER EMS SLIM EMS HIEMT 7D HIFU 4D HIFU HYDRAPRO Q-SWITCH PLASMA G5 LENF DRAINAGE INBODY PDT SKIN ANALYSIS ROLL SLIM

Novostia, a Swiss startup founded in 2017, has entrusted MPS with the manufacture of its TRIFLO artificial valve, a revolutionary aortic prosthesis on several levels. Thanks to its aerodynamic design, the presence of three leaflets and the absence of physical pivot axes for the leaflets, the TRIFLO valve aims to satisfy the following three criteria: - A device lifespan at least equal to that of the patient, to avoid the need for a second surgical procedure. This means more than 30 million flap openings and closures per year, with no leaks, blockages, cracks, ruptures or flap escapes. - The artificial valve must not lead to thrombosis, so that patients do not need to take anticoagulants. - Operation (flap opening and closing, blood flow through the valve) must be as silent as possible, so as not to disturb the patient or those around him, day or night. The TRIFLO device is in clinical trial and is not approved for sale.