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Brazilian success for record number of Yorkshire healthcare companiesRecord numbers of local businesses are currently in Brazil waving the flag for Yorkshire’s healthcare sector with the support of the region’s Healthcare Technologies association – Medilink Yorkshire and Humber (Y&H). The level of healthcare innovation has also been raised this year with some of the world’s leading technologies being showcased at the event by Yorkshire companies. An example of this is the world’s first surgical ‘cling film’, which acts as a barrier to air, blood and other fluids encountered in surgery. Designed and manufactured by Leeds based Tisuemed Ltd the TissuePatch product family – a range of ultra-thin, synthetic, highly adherent films - has the potential to revolutionise many surgical procedures worldwide. Wetherby based Kapitex, who specialises in upper airway and respiratory management equipment for laryngectomy and tracheostomy patients, is offering a number of great commercial opportunities for distributors across Latin America and is uses the show to explore new business opportunities. Another Leeds-based company, who are renowned specialists in Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) is using the event to establish the specific needs of Latin American laparoscopic surgeons. Surgical Innovations, who specialise in creative solutions for minimally invasive surgery, is keen to access the Latin American market and are in Brazil to talk to surgeons personally to learn more about their specific needs. Graham Bowland Managing Director of Surgical Innovations Ltd said: “We are committed to exceeding our customers expectations so are looking forward to meeting surgeons in Brazil and seeing how our in-house design and manufacturing facilities in Yorkshire can help drive international healthcare sectors forward. It’s an exciting opportunity and hopefully the start of some exciting business opportunities. Article Id: 305735 |
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