Professional training and demonstration of the EMS Trilogy and EMS LaserClast 35 devices at the General Hospital NEW Hospital

A two-day training and demonstration of modern EMS devices – EMS Trilogy and EMS LaserClast 35 – was held at the General Hospital NEW Hospital in cooperation with Paroco Medical Equipment on April 9 and April 10, 2025. The training was led by the renowned Dr Paunel Popov, in cooperation with the representative of the EMS company from Switzerland – Domenico Cauglia, who shared valuable experiences and practical knowledge about advanced technologies in endourology.

 

 

This important event was attended by distinguished guests: Dr Ekaterina Pilipenko, urologist and Head of the Urolithiasis Treatment Center, Vettsel Mariya, product manager of EMS from Russia.

 

 

During the training, the guests had the opportunity to observe three surgical procedures, where they were able to see firsthand the expertise of our doctors, as well as the efficiency and precision of the most modern methods that are used daily at the GH NEW Hospital. EMS Trilogy and EMS LaserClast 35 represent the peak of technology in the treatment of urinary tract stones, combining power, precision and safety for patients. The use of these devices allows for shorter intervention times, faster patient recovery and high success rates.

 

 

We would like to thank all participants for the inspiring exchange of knowledge and experiences, as well as our partners from EMS for their trust and support in improving urological practice. You can read more about the EMS Trilogy and EMS LaserClast 35 devices on the Paroco Medical Equipment official website.

 

Commissioning of the Fluobeam LM device at the Institute of Oncology and Radiology of Serbia in Belgrade

In the joint organization of Paroco medical equipment doo Novi Sad and Getinge Group, on Friday, January 24, 2025, education and commissioning of the first Fluobeam LM device on the territory of the Republic of Serbia was held at the Institute of Oncology and Radiology of Serbia in Belgrade.

 

 

FLUOBEAM LM represents inovative technology manufactured by Getinge group and it is intended to provide an improved approach to surgery, combining near-infrared (NIR) technology and indocyanine green (ICG), creating real-time fluorescence imaging of tissue during surgical procedures. After intravenous or local administration of ICG, FLUOBEAM LM enables unobstructed visualization of blood vessels, tumor borders, sentinel lymph node biopsy, blood flow and tissue perfusion, organ transplantation, and assistance in plastic and reconstructive surgery procedures.

Mr. Théo Serranelli, Clinical Application specialist, Fluorescence Imaging, Getinge Group, responsible for teaching and supporting doctors in the operating room, held a training in the form of presenting the clinical and technological aspects of the successful treatment of various indicated patient conditions using the Fluobeam.

 

 

The training was interactive and divided into two segments – theoretical and practical: a presentation of the technical capabilities of the device with examples from practice, followed by procedures in clinically controlled conditions:

 

Three axillary lymph node biopsies (sentinel lymph node) – This procedure is used to evaluate the presence of cancer metastases in the lymph nodes under the armpit, thus helping to determine further therapeutic steps.

Single illumination and tissue vascularization during breast reconstruction – This technique is used to visualize blood vessels and ensure good blood flow in the tissue used for breast reconstruction, thereby improving the success of the transplant and reducing the risk of necrosis.

 

 

We would like to take this opportunity to thank the IORS team for their hospitality and the opportunity to present this technology. We believe that in the future it will significantly contribute to the improvement of the treatment of patients in serious conditions, providing them with better chances for recovery and a better quality of life.

One Health in Serbia

We are glad to inform you that on December 9, Dr Zoltan Perlaki, Representative of General Hospital New Hospital and Paroco medical equipment doo, has participated in “Stakeholder Meeting to Boost Excellence in Research and Inovation Ecosystems for Equity in Health”, event held at the Science Technology Park Belgrade – Naučno-tehnološki park Beograd that brought together education, government and industry in order to join in transforming Serbia’s Healthcare system.

 

 

The aim of this event was to highlight the importance of the One Health approach for the wellbeing of Serbian citizens by integrating approaches for healty food, environment, lifestyles, green technology and other relevant aspects that affect our health and ecosystems.

 

 

Participants have presented their organizations each in light of healthcare transformation that was the subject of the gathering. Special address was made on behalf of Organizing Committee about their projects – GrInShield Twinning Project, led by Dr Svetlana Jovanović, Vinca Institute of Nuclear Sciences, BIOLAWEB project coordinated by Dr Miloš Ćirić, The Institute of Chemistry, Technology and Metallurgy, Belgrade, EINSTEIN Project, led by Prof. Goran Stojanović, Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad and STEPUPIORS Horizon Europe Twinning Project, led by Dr Milena Cavic, Institute for Oncology and Radiology of Serbia (IORS)

 

 

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New Hospital at the EINSTEIN Project Management Meeting in Linz: First-Year Review and Future Plans

On 04.12. General Hospital New Hospital attended the EINSTEIN project team management meeting at the Johannes Kepler University in Linz. The meeting was organized to review the first year of the project, further successful project management, continuing of efficient communication among project team members, resolve potential problems, and monitor progress by reviewing the implemented and planned activities for the upcoming period.

The EINSTEIN project integrates agriculture, medicine, education, and technology with the goal of developing and applying edible sensors made from carefully selected food ingredients. These sensors enable the monitoring of parameters such as temperature, humidity, pH levels, and the presence of bacteria, contributing to the early detection of issues in food and medical diagnostics. The project represents an innovative approach to personalized treatment through theranostics, allowing for non-invasive identification and treatment of diseases.

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Presentation of the Servo-n ventilator at the University Children’s Clinic Tiršova in Belgrade

In the joint organization of Paroco medical equipment doo Novi Sad and Getinge Group, a presentation of the Servo-n device with NAVA mode was held last week at the University Children’s Clinic Tiršova in Belgrade.

Neuro-assisted ventilation (NAVA) is based on continuous monitoring of the patient’s respiratory system, by collecting an electrical signal that measures the electrical impulses generated by the contraction of the diaphragm (Edi signal), using a special probe (Edi catheter). This unique technology shortens the time of mechanical ventilation and increases the number of ventilator-free days, providing personalized ventilation that protects both the lungs and the diaphragm.

Mr. Panagiotis Psycharis, Manager of the ACT division from Getinge, in charge of teaching and supporting doctors in intensive care, held a presentation on the clinical and technological aspects of the successful treatment of various indicated conditions of neonatal patients using the Servo-n ventilator. Mr. Psycharis held the training with the support of the Paroco medical equipment doo team for the implementation of this technology produced by the Getinge Group.

The training was very interactive and divided into two segments – theoretical and practical: a presentation of the technical capabilities of the device with examples from practice with adequate accompanying “hands-on” exercises and connecting the patient to the device itself in clinically controlled conditions. In this particular case, NAVA technology was applied to a premature baby of only 630g.

 

 

On this occasion, we would like to thank the team of UCC Tiršova headed by Ass dr sci. Snežana Rsovac for the hospitality and the opportunity given to us to present this technology, which we hope will in the future help neonatal patients in serious conditions who are unable to breathe independently to reorient themselves to their own respiratory system as soon as possible, without the help of the device itself.

Opening of NEW Hospital

The new private health institution NEW Hospital is opened on August 16, 2021 in Novi Sad with the most modern equipment in the region.

 

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The team of doctors and medical staff, which numbers one hundred people, will provide patients with various medical services – from diagnostics, through preventive examinations to surgical interventions.

The hospital has three operating rooms (modular in glass), thirty beds arranged in several rooms, intensive care unit with continuous monitoring.

A children’s day hospital for care, and interventions in the field of pediatric surgery. The Center for Image and Diagnostics has a digital X-ray and mammogram, a CT scanner and a laboratory.

In the polyclinic part, there are eight surgeries, in which various examinations are performed from all fields of medicine.

General Hospital NEW Hospital  is located at Street  Alberta Ajnstajna 1  in Novi Sad, and examinations and interventions can be scheduled from 8 am to 8 pm via call centre at 0800 400 505 or by website  www.newhospital.rs.