Latest Medical Devices News

Osteopore Limited posted a 10% quarter-on-quarter revenue increase to AUD 754K in Q1 CY26, driven by new distribution deals across China, Latin America, and Hong Kong, alongside launching 3D printing services and securing innovative bone graft technologies in Asia Pacific.

Epiminder has ramped up enrolment in its DETECT study, contracting 18 US medical centres and maintaining a robust $83.8 million cash position to fund its Minder device commercialisation through 2028.

CurveBeam AI reported stable device orders but faces regulatory delays for FDA and China clearances, while securing a A$4 million investment from WEGO Orthopaedics and advancing clinical collaborations with robotic surgery systems.

Anteris Technologies has gained U.S. Medicare reimbursement eligibility for its pivotal PARADIGM Trial, clearing a key hurdle for clinical site activation and accelerating its transcatheter heart valve study.

OncoSil Medical reported a 60% year-on-year increase in dose sales in Q3 FY26, boosted by expanding treatment centres and advancing clinical trials, while cost-cutting and a new manufacturing facility aim to underpin growth.

Imricor Medical Systems advanced FDA clearances and expanded clinical trials in Q1 CY26, positioning for commercial growth despite higher operating cash outflows.

TruScreen Group has met its FY2026 revenue guidance with a 41% jump in product sales, while investing heavily in new markets and pursuing a major UNITAID funding bid that could reshape its medium-term outlook.

Imricor Medical Systems updates its SEC Form 10 with minor SEC-driven revisions as it pushes forward with FDA clearances and clinical trials, reporting a $25.3 million net loss in 2025 amid early-stage commercialisation.

EBR Systems secures Priority Review from Australia's TGA for its wireless cardiac pacing system, fast-tracking regulatory approval and expanding access for heart failure patients. This follows strong US commercial momentum after FDA approval.

Compumedics maintains robust sales momentum but faces FY26 revenue timing challenges due to MEG installation delays and a cautious Somfit D rollout. The company expects solid year-on-year growth and positions for improved execution in FY27.

Orthocell’s Q1 FY26 revenue hits $3.2 million, buoyed by growing US sales of its Remplir nerve repair device and a robust $48 million cash position supporting global expansion.

AVITA Medical’s Cohealyx-I study interim results show a significant acceleration in skin grafting time for full-thickness wounds, reducing mean time to graft from 33.2 to 13.6 days. The ongoing trial’s promising data could reshape wound care protocols.