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Italian Lombardy has had to struggle hard under the current pandemic, which has led to a major rethink in medical care. First and foremost, intensive care beds were to be made available for Covid-19 patients and all surgical activities were to be reduced. But what happened to those patients who also needed urgend treatment? See here how Lombardy has gone its own way to maintain neurosurgery.

The young student, Nike von Borcke, asked us if she could interview us for the school project "Youth and Economy" of the German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (F.A.Z.). No question. That's where we're in. See here what she wrote about us.

In a scientific article recently published in the Journal of Wound Care (JoWC), experts from various disciplines advocate the use of the Ultrasonic-Assisted Wound Debridement (UAW) and confirm that there is a solid evidence base for its effectiveness.

As part of the newly founded North German AI health cluster KI-SIGS, Söring will investigate the extent to which automation is possible in neurosurgery and implement an AI assistance system for those working in this field.

Söring was recently appointed world technology leader in ultrasonic surgery by the German Chambers of Industry and Commerce in Kiel, Flensburg and Lübeck.

Söring’s LEVICS Micro instrument can now be conveniently connected to the multimodal intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring (IONM) system by inomed.

Söring presents its unique ENP Micro instrument, which helps to remove deep-seated brain tumours within the ventricle system, at the hands-on workshop on cerebral and ventricular neuroendoscopy in Naples, Italy from January 20 to 24.

The new LEVICS Micro instrument is designed for precise ultrasonic aspiration of intracranial and spinal tumors. It stands out due to its high user-friendliness, which is reflected in a low instrument weight and easy assembly.

Come and visit Söring at EUROSPINE 2018 from September 19th - 21st in Barcelona and learn more about the use of our ultrasonic-assisted bone instrument at booth 35A.

On November 22 and 23 the "5th International Workshop Ultrasonic based Spine Surgery" will take place at the University Hospital Greifswald. This workshop is organized by Dr. Jan-Uwe Müller, Deputy Director of the Department of Neurosurgery. Participants are expected to receive 17 credit points.