CINCINNATI, Aug. 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Ethicon*, part of the Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices Companies**, today announced the results of a new real-world study that shows its ECHELON CIRCULAR ...

Designed to elevate the surgical experience and deliver reliable staple line integrity across a broad range of tissue thickness(1) the ETHICON(TM) 4000 Surgical Stapler is certified for use in open ...

Johnson & Johnson’s Ethicon business has launched what is being called the industry’s first powered circular stapler. Somerville, NJ-based Ethicon’s Echelon Circular Powered stapler was developed to ...

CINCINNATI, Sept. 24, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- To help address a serious complication associated with colorectal, gastric and thoracic surgery, Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices Companies* announced today ...

Anastomosis is the process of surgically connecting two structures and is performed after resection of part of the gastrointestinal tract to connect the remaining sections. It is a critical step in ...

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is notifying healthcare professionals of a nationwide class 1 recall of hemorrhoidal circular staplers and related accessories made by Ethicon Endo-Surgery, ...

No one talks much about them, but nearly everyone is familiar with their pain, itch and swelling. Hemorrhoids affect millions of Americans, including half the population older than 30, making it one ...

Designed to elevate the surgical experience and deliver reliable staple line integrity across a broad range of tissue ...

Ethicon*, part of the Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices Companies**, today announced the launch of the ECHELON CIRCULAR(TM) Powered Stapler - the new powered circular stapler which utilises an ...

"We are really excited to be launching the ECHELON CIRCULAR, the first ever Powered Circular Stapler of its kind," stated Said Haddad, Vice President ETHICON, EMEA. "This is just another example of ...

Innovative technology helps address critical challenge of anastomotic leaks which can occur in up to 8.6% of colorectal surgeries(1),11% in oesophagectomies(2) and 4% in gastrectomies(3) VIENNA, Sept.