Latest Medical Devices News

EBR Systems has completed the first patient implant in its Totally Leadless CRT (TLC-AU) feasibility study, marking a strategic step toward expanding wireless cardiac resynchronisation therapy for heart failure patients.

EBR Systems has expanded its intellectual property holdings with four new patents, reinforcing its lead in wireless cardiac pacing technology, while facing a preliminary setback on a patent term extension application.

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare has updated its dividend announcement to include the Australian Dollar equivalent, providing clearer insight for investors ahead of the mid-December payment.

Orthocell has achieved its first commercial sales of Remplir™ in Hong Kong, marking a pivotal step in its Asian growth strategy and expanding its footprint across key global markets.

Anteris Technologies has secured regulatory green lights for its pivotal PARADIGM trial and raised $25.2 million in capital, advancing its innovative DurAVR® transcatheter heart valve towards commercialisation.

BTC Health has reissued its Chairman’s Address with added financial details, highlighting a strategic shift towards diversified medical products and a strong start to FY26 with 36% revenue growth.

OncoSil Medical’s interim OSPREY registry data reveals promising survival improvements for patients with unresectable locally advanced pancreatic cancer treated with OncoSil™ plus chemotherapy. The findings suggest a meaningful step forward in a field with limited effective options.

Control Bionics Limited is set to acquire the remaining stake in Neuro Elite Athletics, integrating the NeuroBounce athletic performance program with its EMG technology to accelerate growth in key markets.

Control Bionics has secured $3.25 million through a discounted share placement, aiming to boost its assistive and neurotechnology product growth globally.

Papyrus Australia reported a $112k net operating cash outflow in October 2025, offset by financing activities and R&D tax incentives, maintaining a runway of over five months. Despite a non-recurring legal expense and an investment write-down, the company remains confident in its operational continuity.

TruScreen Group Limited reported a 17% decline in first half FY2026 product sales but affirmed full-year revenue guidance at NZ$2.8 million, supported by strategic expansions and a successful NZ$4 million capital raise.

Uscom Limited reported a 25% revenue decline in FY25 amid global geopolitical challenges but reinforced its commitment to growth through strategic partnerships and innovative medical technologies.