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Medical Matters

Maintaining the highest possible standards is all part of the process for medical device manufacturers.

BSI
Tue, 01/25/2005 - 22:00
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More than a decade ago, Osteoimplant Technology Inc. provided the orthopedic prosthesis for a complete hip replacement for Mikhail Lavrovsky, one of the most famous lead dancers with the Bolshoi Ballet. He was able to dance with the replacement and continued to make appearances around the world. When Lavrovsky needed a new hip replacement in 2004, OTI was more than happy to donate everything that was needed for the operation to be a success. Ian Murray, CEO and chairman of OTI, smiles with pride when he recounts this story. It’s a reflection of the company’s commitment to the high standards in an industry in which perfection isn’t just a goal, it’s a daily requirement.

Mikhail Lavrovsky stated in his recent letter of thanks to the company: “Your great gift means life to me.” For those who require such complex and life-changing procedures, the last thing they want to worry about is the quality of the medical device being used. The implementation and rigorous assessment of internationally accepted standards are essential.

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