Mindray Middle East and Africa

Mindray Middle East and Africa Founded in 1991, Mindray is a leading global provider of medical devices and solutions.

Founded in 1991, Mindray is one of the leading global providers of medical devices and solutions, dedicated to innovation in the fields of Patient Monitoring & Life Support, In-Vitro Diagnostics, Medical Imaging and orthopedics, amongst others.

Sepsis is a race against time.⏱️Early recognition, timely treatment, and continuous care management can make a critical ...
13/09/2026

Sepsis is a race against time.⏱️

Early recognition, timely treatment, and continuous care management can make a critical difference for patients at risk of sepsis and septic shock.

On World Sepsis Day, Mindray supports critical care teams with smart decision support, helping enable early screening, early warning, standardized treatment pathways, and process quality control across sepsis management.πŸ‘¨β€βš•οΈπŸ‘©β€βš•οΈ

Because better systems help clinicians act earlier.

11/09/2026

In emergency care, seeing more can mean acting sooner.

This , Mindray shares two TE Air stories from the field: a rescue boat in Poland and an out-of-hospital ECPR solution in France.

These stories show how portable ultrasound can bring clearer insight closer to the scene. They also point to a bigger need in emergency care: connected tools, reliable monitoring, faster assessment, and smoother teamwork.

From ultrasound to monitor/defibrillators and integrated data solutions, we supports first responders with technologies built for real emergency workflows.

Respect to every team working when every second matters.πŸ’–

Every second counts. So does every responder. ❀️As World First Aid Day approaches, we celebrate the EMS teams and first ...
11/09/2026

Every second counts. So does every responder. ❀️

As World First Aid Day approaches, we celebrate the EMS teams and first responders who show up when people need them most.

Their work is demanding, fast-moving, and often unpredictable. That is why emergency care needs more than individual devices β€” it needs connected, people-centered systems.

With integrated monitoring, defibrillation, ultrasound, and real-time data solutions, Mindray helps support faster response, smoother handovers, and better visibility in critical moments.

To the heroes on the front line: we see you, and we stand with you.

In critical care, every detail counts β€” seeing the unseen changes everything.Join Mindray at ESICM 2026 in Lisbon as we ...
09/09/2026

In critical care, every detail counts β€” seeing the unseen changes everything.

Join Mindray at ESICM 2026 in Lisbon as we bring the Smart ICU Ecosystem to life. From intelligent technologies that transform complex data into confident decisions, to an exclusive symposium revealing hidden clinical insights in Diaphragm Protective Ventilation β€” we’re unlocking what’s next for critical care.

πŸ“ Booth 1.09 | CCL (Lisboa Congress Centre), Lisbon, Portugal
πŸ—“οΈ Oct 12–14, 2026
πŸ’‘ Symposium: Oct 12, 12:30–13:30 (Auditorium 7)

04/09/2026

What a great gathering at ! πŸ”¬

This year, 160 clients and partners from 20+ countries joined Mindray to explore new ideas in laboratory medicine.

From breakthrough PDR biochemistry technology to SEMS immunoassay technology, the event was filled with valuable discussions, shared insights, and fresh perspectives on the future of diagnostics.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make CLICTALK 2026 such a meaningful experience.πŸ’–

Mindray 2026 Half-Year Earnings Report Highlights. 🌟In 2026H1, Mindray continued to move forward with steady performance...
03/09/2026

Mindray 2026 Half-Year Earnings Report Highlights. 🌟

In 2026H1, Mindray continued to move forward with steady performance, stronger global growth, and sustained investment in innovation.

The report highlights our progress across international markets, product innovation, R&D, and long-term shareholder returns β€” reflecting Mindray’s commitment to sustainable growth and accessible healthcare.

Explore the key highlights below.πŸ‘‡

Automation is changing the way laboratories work, but it has to be done thoughtfully.In the latest  , Delia Davila, CEO ...
01/09/2026

Automation is changing the way laboratories work, but it has to be done thoughtfully.

In the latest , Delia Davila, CEO of Group Micro-Tec, discusses how full-process automation can improve efficiency across pre-analytic, analytic, and post-analytic workflows.

πŸ‘‰Her message is clear: automation is not only about instruments. Software, LIS, middleware, data analysis, and affordability all matter when building a laboratory that truly serves clinicians and patients.

Watch the full conversation on YouTube πŸ”— https://ow.ly/kjyk50ZHyqL

28/08/2026

AI can help predict outcomes and support diagnosis, but the final decision still belongs to clinicians. 🧠

From giving residents early guidance to providing predictive insights, AI is becoming a practical clinical partner. Its role is not to replace doctors, but to support their judgment and help them navigate complex decisions with more confidence.

In this video, Liu Wentao from Beijing Shijitan Hospital, Xu Yiqiong from Shanghai Ruijin Hospital, and Lin Duomao from the First Hospital of Tsinghua University share their views on the balance between AI assistance and human expertise in modern healthcare.

Watch the video to hear how clinicians see the future of AI in daily practice. πŸ‘‡

25/08/2026

Is continuous data the key to predictive care in anaesthesia? πŸ“Šβš‘

Traditional intermittent vital sign documentation often leaves monitoring gaps. Capturing continuous data enables predictive models to forecast critical complications before they happen.

Vito Torrano, Director of the Department of Anaesthesiology at Spedali Civili di Brescia in Italy, and Wang Sheng, Director of the Department of Anaesthesiology at Beijing Anzhen Hospital in China, explain how high-quality data improves patient safety in the operating room.

Watch the video to see how continuous data transforms clinical monitoring. πŸ‘‡

21/08/2026

How could AI support the future of anaesthesia? 🧠

With more complex patient conditions, longer life expectancy, and new clinical challenges ahead, AI is becoming an important topic in peri-operative care.

In this video, Prof. Edoardo De Robertis and Prof. Francesca Rubulotta share their views on how AI may help clinicians collect and analyse patient data, support monitoring, and guide doctors through challenging clinical scenarios.

Watch the video to learn more.πŸ‘‡

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