Navitec Medical is a world-leading developer of micro-technologies for Minimally Invasive Surgery.
As a medical technology company, we are focused on improving outcomes for patients through the development of innovative and improved tools for interventional clinicians.
These new tools will provide clinicians access to the deepest parts of the body, enabling operations that are not currently possible.
The term “Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS)” was coined in 1986 to describe a range of procedures that involved making very small to no incision for the treatment of diseases compared with traditional “cut and sew” techniques. The use of MIS has exploded since its introduction.
At the core of Navitec Medical are like-minded clinicians, engineers and business leaders focussed on accelerating the development and adoption of new micro-technologies with unprecedented precision that assist in the treatment of disease and injury. The success of these new tools depends on the accurate identification of the medical need coupled with deep expertise in the physics at the micro and nanoscale.
Vicki has over twenty years’ experience as adirector and senior executive. She has heldmultiple directorship roles in both listed.
Dr Rogers is an award-winning inventor andtechnology innovator. With a PhD in micro andnanotechnology, Geoff has invented multipleground- breaking technologies in the.
A/Prof Ajani is a leading Interventional Cardiologist having trained at MonashUniversity and Washington State University.
With a PhD in microtechnology, Dr Rogers hasspent her career in the research, developmentand translation of ground-breaking technologiesincluding medical devices, artificial intelligence.
As a Cardiothoracic surgeon with training fromthe University of Melbourne and Mayo Clinic,Dr Almeida founded robotic surgery in.
Dr Tutungi is a leading Cardiac Anaesthetistwith training from Monash University and theUniversity of Western Ontario in Canada.
Dr Thomson completed her FRACP in cardiologyand PhD in cardiovascular medicine, with trainingfrom Monash University, Prince Charles Hospitaland the Mayo Clinic. She has published.
Navitec Medical was founded to create next generation guidewires which fulfill safety and performance requirements. As a platform technology, Navitec guidewires address many of the limitations of the current guidewires and provide clinicians with the tools needed to improve patient care.
Guidewires are front-line tools used to access the site of treatment during MIS. Today, there are over 60 different types of guidewires for different medical specialities and for different situations. Each guidewire typically trades off various features, including safety and performance. Until now.
Navitec guidewires can improve success rates in multiple clinical applications.
Due to the advanced manoeuvrability and control, Navitec guidewires can help access treatment sites that are currently inaccessible by current guidewires. This includes overcoming tortuous vasculature with high precision steering.
Due to the advanced manoeuvrability and control, Navitec guidewires can help access treatment sites that are currently inaccessible by current guidewires. This includes overcoming tortuous vasculature with high precision steering.
“Navitec guidewires will
revolutionise the way we think about and perform vascular interventions.”
Assoc. Prof. Andrew E. Ajani
Navitec Medical has developed a world leading suite of intellectual property for steerable guidewires at the microscale.
Navitec Medical is an Australian company that specialises in the research and development of next-generation medical devices. Navitec Medical is working with global medical device companies to bring these new technologies to clinicians and patients alike. For partnership opportunities, please contact us.