Procope Medicals

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Procope Medicals

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Guarantee the conformity and safety of a medical device

Medical device compliance is essential to ensure that each product is safe and effective for its intended use. It encompasses various aspects, including regulatory, clinical and technical, ensuring that the device complies with current legal and normative requirements. European standards and regulations Initially, the medical device manufacturer must meet the general requirements of the European Union regulation (2017/745). There are in fact several standards that are adapted to each type of med...
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Significant differences between men and women in cardiovascular health

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in both men and women, but it can develop and manifest itself very differently according to gender. Let’s explore the origins of these differences, but also the evolution of stereotypes in the conduct of epidemiological studies and the processing of figures. Left out of the research It wasn’t until the mid-1980s that interest began to focus on how heart disease might affect women, at which time the Framingham Heart Study, the first in-depth...
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At the heart of an innovative start-up’s CSR approach

At a time when the world is undergoing profound change and the quest for meaning has become essential in today’s society, thinking in terms of the long term and positive impact is a fundamental necessity for any entrepreneurial adventure. With this in mind, Procope Medicals intends to place people at the heart of its project, and by initiating this reflection with its team, the company is determined to develop a Corporate Social Responsibility approach that will evolve with time and the co...
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Implantable medical devices : how they work and their place in healthcare

Implantable medical devices are introduced into the human body through surgery or other medical interventions. Among the most common devices are artificial joints, breast implants, cochlear implants, intraocular lenses, pacemakers and other cardiac implants or prostheses. How do these implantable devices work ? Implantable medical devices are therefore placed in the human body on a permanent or temporary basis to support the functions of specific organs or tissues, monitor physiological activiti...
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Towards patient-centred healthcare : remote monitoring

Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) solutions can predict, prevent and manage events through continuous remote monitoring....
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The challenge of hemocompatibility

The hemocompatibility (blood compatibility) of materials is a major issue in the design of medical devices, particularly artificial hearts....
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Adapting to every patient morphology : a key challenge

Studies show that women die at a systematically higher rate than men when waiting for a donor heart....
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