News & Events

Söring GmbH invites to the symposium "Ultrasonic tumor dissection and bone cutting in neuro- and spine surgery using SONOCA system" which will take place on July 25 at 1 p.m. during the CAANS congress in Abuja, Nigeria, in the F.C.T. Hall of the Transcorp Hilton Hotel.

The use of the Söring bone instrument leads to significantly lower heat development on the bone than the use of a high-speed drill. This is the result of a single-blinded prospective randomized controlled study conducted at the department of neurosurgery at the University Medicine Greifswald.

Yesterday the Wundzentrum Hamburg e.V. (Regional Society for Wound Care Specialists in Hamburg, Germany) held its 64th general meeting in the Lindner Parkhotel Hagenbeck, Hamburg. A perfect opportunity for Söring to exchange with wound treatment experts and stay informed about the latest developments in the regional wound care sector.

Söring GmbH is now offering its Macro HF instruments with the international 3-pin connector. This makes it easy to connect them to almost any high-frequency generator available worldwide. The new open-platform concept is unique worldwide.

From 22 to 24 January 2018 Söring presented its endoscopic ultrasonic aspirator for neurosurgery, which is still unique worldwide, at the Hands-on Workshop on cerebral and ventricular neuroendoscopy in Naples.

Within the Focus Ultrasound, as announced earlier this year, we strongly bundled our efforts on what we do since 1985 – innovative products in Ultrasonic surgery, meaning for clinical applications as neurosurgery, spine surgery, liver surgery and wound debridement.

Based on the global expansion strategy, we continue growing our global footprint with international activities and in our home territory of Europe. Since 1990 we are serving customers in the USA. During the last two years we have gained significant access to the US market and were able to get in new top accounts and to serve new customers.

Since 1985 we are known for innovative products in Ultrasonic surgery. Starting in Liver surgery and subsequently developing applications in neurosurgery our company gained considerable successes. Today our worldwide revenues are primarily driven by our ultrasonic products at a share of 80% and we are serving customers in about 90 countries. Meanwhile further medical disciplines benefit from our products such as spinal surgery and treatment of chronic wounds. These latter applications are very promising for our future. In order to expedite development and production of these newer and further ultrasonic products we will from now on focus our efforts on ultrasonic products only.

Söring presented itself once again at the Surgical Week organized by the Asklepios Klinik in Barmbek/Hamburg. This nationwide event was organized by the Department of General and Visceral Surgery. The Department of General and Visceral Surgery is a Reference Center for Surgical Diseases of the Liver, certified by the German Society for General and Visceral Surgery. In its three days this year Surgical Week focused on different topics like: gastrointestinal surgery, liver surgery and pancreatic surgery. Part of this program were interactive live operations as well as detailed topic presentations.

On that day with the focus on liver surgery, we exhibited at the industrial fair and supported in the operating theater. During the live operations, our irrigation forceps as well as our ultrasonic surgical macro-instruments were successfully used for open and laparoscopic liver surgery.

On the European Venous Forum Congress in Cyprus Söring GmbH presented the Söring UAW (ultrasound-assisted wound debridement) and its mode of operation to approximately 100 international participants divided in small groups. With the small group size as well as the practical experience given by our system of tissue demo models enabled us to make the advantages for the participants "tangible”. Furthermore, it demonstrated the far-reaching advantages of our method compare to others. Please note that an important indication within the chronic wounds are venous and arterial ulcers.

The workshop was rounded off by the Swiss surgeon Dr. Dominik Heim who shared his practical experiences and case discussions.