For our first time with a booth, we will be at Syngery 2016 to be held at Eden Roc Hotel, Miami, Florida from November 3-6 2016.
For our first time with a booth, we will be at Syngery 2016 to be held at Eden Roc Hotel, Miami, Florida from November 3-6 2016.
TCT 2016 is fast approaching and this year will be held in Washington D.C. – just a week before the Big Election! We are thrilled to have a booth presence this year it has been a couple of years since we have been there.
This year we have a lot to show you!
Despite numerous technological advances in clinical trauma specialities including surgery, the mortality from major trauma is still a challenge. However, the trauma management landscape has changed a lot.
The European Society of Minimally Invasive Neurological Therapies, ESMINT, is an important date on the calendar for INR clinicians, also for countries from outside Europe.
We are very pleased to once again be an integral part in the upcoming CIRSE Congress to be held in Barcelona September 10-14th.
Mentice will be part of the Scientific Program in the hands on Principles to Practice: education and simulation skills training.
A couple of weeks ago, Mentice participated at EuroPCR in Paris. It is the leading annual conference in interventional cardiovascular medicine in Europe. Interventional physicians across cardiology, radiology and neurology, along with experts from medtech companies, come together to this impressive event.
Mentice is once again proud to be at the forefront of advances in medical simulation, in joining the inspiring SESAM (The Society in Europe for Simulation Applied to Medicine) Congress in Lisbon from June 15-17th.
Did you know that when a stroke occurs, around 1.9 million neurons die per minute? Stroke requires emergency treatment and cannot be planned in advance. The emergency team needs to act fast. In this blog post, I will discuss endovascular management of stroke and how emergency teams can safely train for interventional clot extraction.
Mentice has received a grant from the Swedish government agency for innovation, Vinnova, to develop a simulation-based training system including validated metrics capable of assessing proficiency in treatment of acute ischemic stroke (AIS).
