BIOTRONIK Blog Explore our latest insightful interviews and articles Image Blog Stories Filter and Search Filter by year - Any -20252024202320222021 Search 46 blog articles Image Blog Mindfulness Isn’t Just a Buzzword at BIOTRONIK With 2023 upon us, BIOTRONIK employees are no exception to the kind of motivated goal-setting we often see at this time of year. Whether it’s more sports, a more mindful approach to everyday life, or to quit smoking—it’s important to have as much support as possible. That’s why BIOTRONIK’s Health Program 2023 will work to empower employees to achieve their health-related goals. 2023’s edition places a special focus on improving mental health at work, alongside the company’s work to promote physical health. Image Blog What We Eat—Some Surprises About Our Food and Heart Health 2022 has been a surprising year at times when it comes to studies of what we eat and how it affects heart health. Although there have been numerous publications looking at this relationship this year—a few stood out to us, and they may have interesting implications for our diets. Image Blog Pandemic Sees Big Jump in Remote Monitoring Use, but Reimbursement Still a Barrier Image Blog Why We Support More Representative Trials in Cardiology Cardiovascular research has achieved a lot in the last few decades—but even today the cardiology community is discussing whether the field needs gender-specific guidelines for treating cardiovascular diseases. One of the biggest obstacles is one of the most common problems in scientific research—a simple lack of data. Image Blog Supporting Cardiac Device Patients in Getting MRI Scans—How Should Physicians Facilitate? More than ten years after BIOTRONIK received approval for its first ProMRI pacemaker, allowing the first cardiac device patients access to MRI scans, we still get many questions from patients about what documents they should bring to a scanning appointment—to ensure their radiologist doesn’t turn them away. Image Blog How Strong Data Protection Can Help Drive Digital Health Advancements It’s hard to think of information that feels more personal than data about our own health. Yet we’re generating and monitoring more health data now than ever before. Whether it’s specific technology designed to help manage certain medical conditions—such as BIOTRONIK’s Patient App or remote care with Home Monitoring—or the plethora of more general, consumer-grade wearables and health apps, there are more and more digital options to help manage patient health. 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Latest Press Releases Show all press releases Image February 27, 2025 BERLIN, Germany BIOTRONIK Driving the Future of Active Device Business BIOTRONIK Driving the Future of Active Device Business BIOTRONIK, a global leader in medical technology, and a pioneer in cardiovascular, endovascular, and neuromodulation solutions, today announced a strategic shift to strengthen its leadership in active implantable devices and digital healthcare. Leveraging future technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI), remote patient monitoring and connected healthcare platforms, BIOTRONIK is at the forefront of improving patient outcomes and optimizing clinical workflows. These innovations are designed to enhance the efficiency and accessibility of care, enabling healthcare providers with next Image BERLIN, Germany Press Release First Implant of Amvia Sky in Europe, the World’s First Pacemaker Approved for LBBAP* The first implant in Europe of BIOTRONIK’s latest pacemaker and CRT-P generation was conducted in early August by Prof. Dr. Jan De Pooter at the University Hospital Ghent in Belgium. The patient who received an Amvia Sky dual chamber pacemaker device was a 68-year-old man suffering from paroxysmal AV-block strongly limiting his physical efforts. “The implantation went on straightforward and very smoothly,” commented Prof. De Pooter after the procedure. “LBBAP enables pacing in a very natural, physiological way, benefiting the patient by offering physiological pacing and minimizing the risk for Image BERLIN, Germany Press Release AI-Supported Telemedicine Platform Aims to Improve the Health of Patients After Myocardial Infarction and Prevent Reinfarctions The TIMELY consortium announced today the enrollment of the first patient in the randomized controlled clinical TIMELY trial. The TIMELY study investigates to what extent the AI-supported TIMELY platform improves the health of myocardial infarction (MI) patients and other patients with coronary heart disease after cardiac rehabilitation. Around 1.8 million people in the European Union die each year from coronary heart disease. 1 To prevent reinfarctions, patients receive cardiac rehabilitation to support necessary changes in lifestyle habits, such as diet and increased physical activity Press Contact Corporate Public Relations & Communications press@biotronik.com +49 (0) 30 68905 1414 Get in contact
Image Blog Mindfulness Isn’t Just a Buzzword at BIOTRONIK With 2023 upon us, BIOTRONIK employees are no exception to the kind of motivated goal-setting we often see at this time of year. Whether it’s more sports, a more mindful approach to everyday life, or to quit smoking—it’s important to have as much support as possible. That’s why BIOTRONIK’s Health Program 2023 will work to empower employees to achieve their health-related goals. 2023’s edition places a special focus on improving mental health at work, alongside the company’s work to promote physical health.
Image Blog Mindfulness Isn’t Just a Buzzword at BIOTRONIK With 2023 upon us, BIOTRONIK employees are no exception to the kind of motivated goal-setting we often see at this time of year. Whether it’s more sports, a more mindful approach to everyday life, or to quit smoking—it’s important to have as much support as possible. That’s why BIOTRONIK’s Health Program 2023 will work to empower employees to achieve their health-related goals. 2023’s edition places a special focus on improving mental health at work, alongside the company’s work to promote physical health.
Image Blog What We Eat—Some Surprises About Our Food and Heart Health 2022 has been a surprising year at times when it comes to studies of what we eat and how it affects heart health. Although there have been numerous publications looking at this relationship this year—a few stood out to us, and they may have interesting implications for our diets.
Image Blog What We Eat—Some Surprises About Our Food and Heart Health 2022 has been a surprising year at times when it comes to studies of what we eat and how it affects heart health. Although there have been numerous publications looking at this relationship this year—a few stood out to us, and they may have interesting implications for our diets.
Image Blog Why We Support More Representative Trials in Cardiology Cardiovascular research has achieved a lot in the last few decades—but even today the cardiology community is discussing whether the field needs gender-specific guidelines for treating cardiovascular diseases. One of the biggest obstacles is one of the most common problems in scientific research—a simple lack of data.
Image Blog Why We Support More Representative Trials in Cardiology Cardiovascular research has achieved a lot in the last few decades—but even today the cardiology community is discussing whether the field needs gender-specific guidelines for treating cardiovascular diseases. One of the biggest obstacles is one of the most common problems in scientific research—a simple lack of data.
Image Blog Supporting Cardiac Device Patients in Getting MRI Scans—How Should Physicians Facilitate? More than ten years after BIOTRONIK received approval for its first ProMRI pacemaker, allowing the first cardiac device patients access to MRI scans, we still get many questions from patients about what documents they should bring to a scanning appointment—to ensure their radiologist doesn’t turn them away.
Image Blog Supporting Cardiac Device Patients in Getting MRI Scans—How Should Physicians Facilitate? More than ten years after BIOTRONIK received approval for its first ProMRI pacemaker, allowing the first cardiac device patients access to MRI scans, we still get many questions from patients about what documents they should bring to a scanning appointment—to ensure their radiologist doesn’t turn them away.
Image Blog How Strong Data Protection Can Help Drive Digital Health Advancements It’s hard to think of information that feels more personal than data about our own health. Yet we’re generating and monitoring more health data now than ever before. Whether it’s specific technology designed to help manage certain medical conditions—such as BIOTRONIK’s Patient App or remote care with Home Monitoring—or the plethora of more general, consumer-grade wearables and health apps, there are more and more digital options to help manage patient health.
Image Blog How Strong Data Protection Can Help Drive Digital Health Advancements It’s hard to think of information that feels more personal than data about our own health. Yet we’re generating and monitoring more health data now than ever before. Whether it’s specific technology designed to help manage certain medical conditions—such as BIOTRONIK’s Patient App or remote care with Home Monitoring—or the plethora of more general, consumer-grade wearables and health apps, there are more and more digital options to help manage patient health.
Image Blog “I did not let it throw me off course” How a CLS Pacemaker Helps Cabaret Artist Wolfgang Koch Live Life to the Fullest
Image Blog “I did not let it throw me off course” How a CLS Pacemaker Helps Cabaret Artist Wolfgang Koch Live Life to the Fullest
Image Blog Remote Patient Monitoring With Alert Based Care Is the Future for Managing Cied Patients A contribution by David Hayes, MD, Chief Medical Officer at BIOTRONIK Inc.
Image Blog Remote Patient Monitoring With Alert Based Care Is the Future for Managing Cied Patients A contribution by David Hayes, MD, Chief Medical Officer at BIOTRONIK Inc.
Image Blog 60 Years of Saving Lives – How the BIOTRONIK Mission Began This year is a special year for BIOTRONIK, one in which we mark sixty years of service in the healthcare community.
Image Blog 60 Years of Saving Lives – How the BIOTRONIK Mission Began This year is a special year for BIOTRONIK, one in which we mark sixty years of service in the healthcare community.
Image February 27, 2025 BERLIN, Germany BIOTRONIK Driving the Future of Active Device Business BIOTRONIK Driving the Future of Active Device Business BIOTRONIK, a global leader in medical technology, and a pioneer in cardiovascular, endovascular, and neuromodulation solutions, today announced a strategic shift to strengthen its leadership in active implantable devices and digital healthcare. Leveraging future technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI), remote patient monitoring and connected healthcare platforms, BIOTRONIK is at the forefront of improving patient outcomes and optimizing clinical workflows. These innovations are designed to enhance the efficiency and accessibility of care, enabling healthcare providers with next
Image February 27, 2025 BERLIN, Germany BIOTRONIK Driving the Future of Active Device Business BIOTRONIK Driving the Future of Active Device Business BIOTRONIK, a global leader in medical technology, and a pioneer in cardiovascular, endovascular, and neuromodulation solutions, today announced a strategic shift to strengthen its leadership in active implantable devices and digital healthcare. Leveraging future technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI), remote patient monitoring and connected healthcare platforms, BIOTRONIK is at the forefront of improving patient outcomes and optimizing clinical workflows. These innovations are designed to enhance the efficiency and accessibility of care, enabling healthcare providers with next
Image BERLIN, Germany Press Release First Implant of Amvia Sky in Europe, the World’s First Pacemaker Approved for LBBAP* The first implant in Europe of BIOTRONIK’s latest pacemaker and CRT-P generation was conducted in early August by Prof. Dr. Jan De Pooter at the University Hospital Ghent in Belgium. The patient who received an Amvia Sky dual chamber pacemaker device was a 68-year-old man suffering from paroxysmal AV-block strongly limiting his physical efforts. “The implantation went on straightforward and very smoothly,” commented Prof. De Pooter after the procedure. “LBBAP enables pacing in a very natural, physiological way, benefiting the patient by offering physiological pacing and minimizing the risk for
Image BERLIN, Germany Press Release First Implant of Amvia Sky in Europe, the World’s First Pacemaker Approved for LBBAP* The first implant in Europe of BIOTRONIK’s latest pacemaker and CRT-P generation was conducted in early August by Prof. Dr. Jan De Pooter at the University Hospital Ghent in Belgium. The patient who received an Amvia Sky dual chamber pacemaker device was a 68-year-old man suffering from paroxysmal AV-block strongly limiting his physical efforts. “The implantation went on straightforward and very smoothly,” commented Prof. De Pooter after the procedure. “LBBAP enables pacing in a very natural, physiological way, benefiting the patient by offering physiological pacing and minimizing the risk for
Image BERLIN, Germany Press Release AI-Supported Telemedicine Platform Aims to Improve the Health of Patients After Myocardial Infarction and Prevent Reinfarctions The TIMELY consortium announced today the enrollment of the first patient in the randomized controlled clinical TIMELY trial. The TIMELY study investigates to what extent the AI-supported TIMELY platform improves the health of myocardial infarction (MI) patients and other patients with coronary heart disease after cardiac rehabilitation. Around 1.8 million people in the European Union die each year from coronary heart disease. 1 To prevent reinfarctions, patients receive cardiac rehabilitation to support necessary changes in lifestyle habits, such as diet and increased physical activity
Image BERLIN, Germany Press Release AI-Supported Telemedicine Platform Aims to Improve the Health of Patients After Myocardial Infarction and Prevent Reinfarctions The TIMELY consortium announced today the enrollment of the first patient in the randomized controlled clinical TIMELY trial. The TIMELY study investigates to what extent the AI-supported TIMELY platform improves the health of myocardial infarction (MI) patients and other patients with coronary heart disease after cardiac rehabilitation. Around 1.8 million people in the European Union die each year from coronary heart disease. 1 To prevent reinfarctions, patients receive cardiac rehabilitation to support necessary changes in lifestyle habits, such as diet and increased physical activity