In this episode of MedtronicTalks, Que Dallara, EVP and President of the Diabetes Business at Medtronic, discusses the company's recent advancements in diabetes management.
Dallara, transitioning from the software and technology industry to the medical device industry, draws parallels between control systems in different fields and their application to diabetes management, particularly in the development of closed-loop algorithms for insulin dosing. She also highlights the FDA-approved MiniMed 780G system, which simplifies diabetes management with automatic adjustments for insulin dosing and carbohydrate counting. Finally, Dallara addresses Medtronic's ongoing engagement with the FDA and news of the launch of the MiniMed 780G system in the U.S., sharing more about its meal detection technology and benefits.
Thank you to GlobalMed-MDI for sponsoring this episode. To learn more about how GlobalMed-MDI works with medical device companies, visit www.moldeddevices.com.
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In this episode of MedtronicTalks, Que Dallara, EVP and President of the Diabetes Business at Medtronic, discusses the company's recent advancements in diabetes management.
Dallara, transitioning from the software and technology industry to the medical device industry, draws parallels between control systems in different fields and their application to diabetes management, particularly in the development of closed-loop algorithms for insulin dosing. She also highlights the FDA-approved MiniMed 780G system, which simplifies diabetes management with automatic adjustments for insulin dosing and carbohydrate counting. Finally, Dallara addresses Medtronic's ongoing engagement with the FDA and news of the launch of the MiniMed 780G system in the U.S., sharing more about its meal detection technology and benefits.
Thank you to GlobalMed-MDI for sponsoring this episode. To learn more about how GlobalMed-MDI works with medical device companies, visit www.moldeddevices.com.
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Can portability and ease-of-use establish Medtronic McGRATH MAC VL as first-line intubation option
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Can portability and ease-of-use establish Medtronic McGRATH MAC VL as first-line intubation option
In this episode of MedtronicTalks we’ll explore the potential behind the Respiratory Intervention’s group McGrath Mac Video Laryngoscope. The device – which is designed to simplify the arduous procedure of intubating a critically ill patient – proved invaluable during the pandemic when hospitals faced a crush of respiratory patients. We’ll speak with Quan Golomb, senior director of global marketing, and Peter Inglis, engineering director, about the devices growing importance in providing critical airflow to critically ill patients in the ICU. Medtronic is advancing the design – which was the first portable video laryngoscope – and finding support from providers and even payers for the device. This podcast episode was sponsored by Freudenberg.
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In this episode of MedtronicTalks, Que Dallara, EVP and President of the Diabetes Business at Medtronic, discusses the company's recent advancements in diabetes management.
Dallara, transitioning from the software and technology industry to the medical device industry, draws parallels between control systems in different fields and their application to diabetes management, particularly in the development of closed-loop algorithms for insulin dosing. She also highlights the FDA-approved MiniMed 780G system, which simplifies diabetes management with automatic adjustments for insulin dosing and carbohydrate counting. Finally, Dallara addresses Medtronic's ongoing engagement with the FDA and news of the launch of the MiniMed 780G system in the U.S., sharing more about its meal detection technology and benefits.
Thank you to GlobalMed-MDI for sponsoring this episode. To learn more about how GlobalMed-MDI works with medical device companies, visit www.moldeddevices.com.
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