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16 June 2011

Changes in the Manufacturing of Medical Equipment

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Donation initiatives have always been a nice thing and such an initiative has been started by the United Cerebral Palsy of Central California. Many people have different medical equipment which they don’t need, but little of them know that there are many people around the world that are in desperate need of it. This is why the UCPCC has started this initiative in order to collect the old walkers, wheelchairs, crutches and other equipment that a lot of people don’t need. Afterwards all of the gathered items will be repaired, innovated and shipped to hospitals in different countries like Zimbabwe & Vietnam, for instance.

Lately a lot of medical equipment manufacturers have noticed that they lack electricity and their power consumption levels are way over the normal limits. Thankfully for them a company called Sumitomo Electric has developed a new type of cable, which will definitely be accepted as an amazing improvement to all medical equipment producers. The new cables will be able to handle over 50 percent more electricity which is a very big step in the right direction. Of course, this won’t only have an impact on medical equipment manufacturers, but also on many other institutions.

Latest statistics show that the medical market has vastly expanded in the area of the Middle East and this, of course, has a huge impact on the medical equipment manufacturing industry. Most of you that are interested in the latest medical news are bound to know that the companies in the Middle East haven’t been a huge competitor to the other medical equipment manufacturers, but this is going to change soon, because a lot of businessmen and companies have invested the development of clinics and hospitals which is bound to have a huge impact on the manufacturing of medical equipment in the countries in the Middle East.

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