Abu Dhabi:The 46th World Congress on Military Medicine, held at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC), featured an exhibition of cutting-edge medical technologies and healthcare solutions from companies specializing in advanced medical innovations.
According to Emirates News Agency, the exhibition highlighted American, German, and Canadian technologies aimed at improving the treatment of complex wounds, enhancing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and providing portable diagnostic tools for use in hospitals, ambulances, and field environments.
Among the showcased innovations, Solventum's V.A.C. Therapy system stood out in advanced wound care. The system employs negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) to aid in the treatment of complex wounds by regulating the wound environment and stimulating tissue formation. This technology contributes to faster healing, improved perfusion, and reduced swelling, while also facilitating the removal of fluids and infectious materials.
Ghanwa Hammoud, Regional Clinical Affairs Lead at Solventum, stated that the system enhances patient recovery and reduces hospital stays. The device is user-friendly for healthcare professionals and offers portable solutions, allowing patients to continue treatment at home. This American innovation was the first of its kind approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and was recently recognized by the National Inventors Hall of Fame.
In the field of cardiopulmonary resuscitation, MEAD Medical Supplies and Equipment LLC showcased German brand corpuls' cardiac resuscitation devices and defibrillators. These devices feature synchronisation and wireless connectivity, enabling seamless communication and coordination between medical equipment in ambulances during emergencies.
Mohannad Abu Al-Dhabat, General Manager of MEAD Medical in the UAE and Oman, explained that the devices can wirelessly communicate and synchronise operations. The system includes an AI feature for analyzing cardiac conditions and assisting paramedics in making informed medical decisions.
Additionally, MEAD Medical presented portable wireless ultrasound devices from Canadian brand Clarius. These devices connect directly to smart devices, facilitating rapid and accurate examinations in various settings. The Clarius portfolio includes specialized probes for different medical applications, providing versatile diagnostic solutions for healthcare professionals.
