- In January 2025, Medtronic, a global leader in medical technologies, introduced its new and improved pectus bar system designed for minimally invasive pectus excavatum correction. The system features a more flexible titanium alloy bar and a refined insertion technique, aiming to reduce recovery times and improve surgical precision. The new bar system incorporates advanced imaging technology to provide surgeons with real-time feedback during procedures, enhancing surgical outcomes and patient satisfaction
- In October 2024, KLS Martin Group showcased its cutting-edge surgical navigation system designed specifically for pectus excavatum correction at a global medical device conference. The system integrates 3D imaging and real-time tracking to optimize the placement of pectus bars, ensuring more accurate results and improved post-surgical recovery. This development is expected to further revolutionize minimally invasive pectus bar surgeries by enhancing precision and reducing complications
- In September 2024, Biomet Surgical Instruments presented its latest titanium-based pectus bar technology during the 42nd International Medical Symposium, which features improved flexibility and durability, offering greater support for chest wall correction surgeries. The company emphasized the importance of combining new materials with innovative surgical techniques to achieve better long-term patient outcomes, particularly for adolescents undergoing pectus excavatum correction
- In September 2024, IDEAR S.R.L., a leading manufacturer of pectus bar systems, unveiled its newly developed customized pectus bar system, designed to be tailored to individual patients’ chest wall anatomy. This advanced system uses 3D scanning and modeling to create personalized bars, ensuring more effective correction and improved surgical results. The launch of this system is set to improve surgical planning and reduce recovery times for patients undergoing treatment for pectus deformities. The new system will officially launch in early 2025
