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Aegis Lifesciences at WHX Miami (FIME) 2026: Driving Innovation in Healthcare

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World Health Expo Miami (FIME) isn’t just an event; it’s where healthcare ideas come to life and shape the future. By bringing together healthcare innovators, exhibitors, industry leaders, buyers, and investors, it creates meaningful connections and drives real progress. From discovering new trends to building partnerships and exploring transformative solutions, WHX Miami helps turn ideas into impact. Spot emerging trends in the healthcare industry Connect with decision-makers Build global partnerships Drive business growth Aegis at WHX Miami: A Continuing Journey Last year, Aegis Lifesciences participated in WHX Miami (formerly FIME), creating an engaging booth experience through product showcases, live demonstrations, and meaningful interactions with healthcare professionals from across the globe. The images below capture moments from our previous participation, highlighting the valuable connections and experiences shared during the event. WHX Miami continues to be an important platf...
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The Role of FLOGEL® in Pituitary Tumor Surgery

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  The Role of FLOGEL ® in Pituitary Tumor Surgery Pituitary tumor surgery, often performed via a minimally invasive transsphenoidal approach, allows direct gland access and faster recovery. However, the complex anatomy of the sellar region and its closeness to vital structures require high precision. 1-3 Furthermore, oozing from the surgical wall cavities from the dural or nervous tissue may be troublesome and raise complications risk, making effective hemostasis crucial. 4 While bipolar cautery controls bleeding but risks damaging healthy neural tissue, with deleterious neurological sequelae. 4 Therefore, flowable gelatin-based hemostatic agents are useful in this setting as they enable precise bleeding control and support safer pituitary and skull base surgery. Figure 1: Endoscopic Transsphenoidal Approach for Pituitary Tumor Surgery 1 Why hemostasis matters in pituitary neurosurgery Effective bleeding control in transsphenoidal surgery is essential to ensure optimal surgical ...
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Role of Haemostatic Agents in Partial Inferior Turbinectomy

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  The nasal turbinates help control airflow inside the nose and support normal breathing. A common problem in ENT practice is nasal blockage caused by inferior turbinate hypertrophy, which can happen due to conditions like rhinitis or deviated nasal septum. This may lead to long-term nasal obstruction, discomfort, and sleep problems.1 When medicines do not provide enough relief, surgeons may perform partial inferior turbinectomy (PIT) to improve airflow. However, after this surgery, doctors often need to manage issues such as bleeding, pain, slow healing, and intranasal adhesions (synichae).1,2 To help reduce these problems, surgeons use haemostatic agents and nasal packing materials. Two commonly used options are Oxidized Regenerated Cellulose (ORC), such as Surgi-ORC® and Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) nasal packs like SURGI-PVA™ .  Together, these solutions help control bleeding, support healing, and improve recovery after turbinate surgery. What is Surgi-ORC® ? Surgi-ORC®   ...
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