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3rd April 2020

Gamidor Engineers Continue Work for NHS during Coronavirus

Here at Gamidor Technical Services LTD we continue to stand by the NHS as our highly skilled Field Service Engineers work relentlessly to deliver high quality Medical Equipment Servicing.  We strive to support NHS hospitals with high quality, reliable, ISO 9001: 2015 standardised Medical Equipment Servicing whilst Hospitals continue to fight against Coronavirus.

10th March 2020

Cook Capital Equipment partners with Gamidor

We are pleased to announce that Gamidor have been chosen for continuous servicing support for ‘Cook Capital Equipment’ in the UK.  ‘Cook Capital Equipment’ will enable a single point of care for customers, whilst Gamidor continue to provide servicing support for their line of UK medical equipment.

 

28th January 2019

Gamidor launches new website

We are really excited to launch our new look website. The new simplified structure will allow users to quickly find the information they need and to easily contact us. If you are looking for support for your medical device, please get in touch service@gamidor.co.uk

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    Posted on Thursday June 04, 2020

    Walk around the city-like campus of Texas Medical Center (TMC), and you might find it hard to picture the bootstrapped, garage-like digs that one associates with startup companies. But on the eastern edge of the sprawling complex in a former Nabisco cookie factory, TMC has set up the Innovation Institute for these types of ventures. […]

  • Microrobots Roll Along Blood Vessel Walls to Deliver Drugs
    Posted on Thursday June 04, 2020

    Precise delivery of therapeutic drugs into diseased tissue remains a challenge in a variety of cases. Tumors can be hard to seed with chemo agents, particularly when the blood flow is not favorable for delivery. Now, researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems in Germany have developed microscopic drug delivery devices that can […]

  • Microfluidic Device Mimics Blood Vessels to Test Clotting
    Posted on Thursday June 04, 2020

    Researchers at Texas A&M University have developed a microfluidic device that mimics the complex architecture of vasculature to better study blood clot treatments. The device includes channels with spirals, bends, and curves that are similar to those found in blood vessels, and which can influence blood clotting. Besides being biomimetic, the device is also faster […]

  • Smart Textile Fibers to Measure Wearer’s Health
    Posted on Thursday June 04, 2020

    At the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL) researchers have developed special textile threads that can be used to detect slight variations in how a fabric is stretched, the pressures that are applied to it, and even the torque that twists it. The capability may end up being used in clothing and even bed […]

  • Boston Sci’s DIRECTSENSE Ablation Monitoring Tech Coming to U.S.
    Posted on Tuesday June 02, 2020

    Boston Scientific is releasing in the United States its DIRECTSENSE Technology for live monitoring of cardiac tissue during radiofrequency ablation procedures. The capability is designed for use on the company’s RHYTHMIA HDx Mapping System along with the INTELLANAV MiFi Open-Irrigated ablation catheter and it works by measuring the change in electrical impedance of the tissue […]