Gramercy Extremity Orthopedics (GEO) announced launch and completion of the first surgery using GEO™ Bone Screw and GEO CART™ systems.
GEO CART™ is a mobile, computerized point-of-sale implant and instrumentation inventory system that employs RFID technology to create efficiencies, e.g., reduce surgical delays, decrease sterility risks and automatically generate an Implant Usage Form to simplify facility operations. It can hold >2,000 items.
The titanium GEO Bone Screw utilizes sterile, single-use instruments and is itself double-sterile-packaged. The self-drilling, self-tapping, reverse-cutting screw received FDA 510(k) clearance in early 1Q17.
Can your supply chain benefit from the use of RFID technology? What should your supply chain look like in five years? This was the underlying theme of an OMTEC 2016 panel discussion—see what UPS, OPM Consulting and Cardinal Health Inventory Management Solutions representatives had to say.
Gramercy Extremity Orthopedics (GEO) announced launch and completion of the first surgery using GEO™ Bone Screw and GEO CART™ systems.
GEO CART™ is a mobile, computerized point-of-sale implant and instrumentation inventory system that employs RFID technology to create efficiencies, e.g., reduce surgical delays, decrease sterility risks and...
Gramercy Extremity Orthopedics (GEO) announced launch and completion of the first surgery using GEO™ Bone Screw and GEO CART™ systems.
GEO CART™ is a mobile, computerized point-of-sale implant and instrumentation inventory system that employs RFID technology to create efficiencies, e.g., reduce surgical delays, decrease sterility risks and automatically generate an Implant Usage Form to simplify facility operations. It can hold >2,000 items.
The titanium GEO Bone Screw utilizes sterile, single-use instruments and is itself double-sterile-packaged. The self-drilling, self-tapping, reverse-cutting screw received FDA 510(k) clearance in early 1Q17.
Can your supply chain benefit from the use of RFID technology? What should your supply chain look like in five years? This was the underlying theme of an OMTEC 2016 panel discussion—see what UPS, OPM Consulting and Cardinal Health Inventory Management Solutions representatives had to say.
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