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Mega Medical participated in the 36th KoreaInternational Medical & Hospital Equipment Show (KIMES 2021) which runsMar. 18-21 to showcase self-developed new navigation system.
Since 1995, Mega Medical has beenmanufacturing medical devices for otorhinolaryngology for customers around theworld, and has been providing total solutions in the field ofotorhinolaryngology. Also, with the technology accumulated through longresearch and development, the company’s own equipment Navilloon-e (transferballoon catheter) passed new medical technology test. It was used first time inKorea to perform eustachian tube balloon dilatation.
Lee Chi-hoon, Deputy General Manager ofMega Medical, introduced the company’s newly developed navigation system andsaid, “When performing sinusitis surgery, it shows the surgery area moreaccurately than endoscopy, reducing bleeding.” He then said, “Our productenables more accurate and safe surgery. We introduced it to 10 hospitals sincelast year.”
He then said, “Currently, we are exportingotorhinolaryngology treatment devices, medical imaging, respiratory treatmentdevices, nasal sprints, and transfer balloon catheters to hospitals, privateclinics and global agencies. Mega Medical will bring about new changes in thefield of otorhinolaryngology through intensive research and development and amore professional approach.”
KIMES is Korea's largest medical andhospital equipment show that has made steady growth with the development of theKorean medical industry, starting from its first in 1980. Currently, Korea’smedical industry has transformed into a technology-intensive high-tech industrysuch as medical information systems, ultrasound machines, imaging medicalequipment, robotic medicine, AI, and rehabilitation medicine.
KIMES is growing into a world-class medicalexhibition while contributing to the advancement of the Korean medicalindustry. Exhibitors showcased new technologies and new products in the medicalindustry, such as advanced hospital facilities, medical information systemsgrafted with IT technology, and automobile industry for rapid patienttransportation.
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