Terumo wins Good Design Award for 31 consecutive years

Terumo has won the Good Design Award for the 31st consecutive year. The integrated monitoring system for cardiac surgery allows the hardware and information displays to be configured in flexible layouts according to the case, facility and operator.

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Terumo has won the Good Design Award for the 31st consecutive year. The award-winning product is an integrated monitoring system for cardiac surgery.

The product allows the hardware and information displays to be configured in flexible layouts according to the case, facility and operator.

This feature is described as having the potential to fundamentally overcome the limitations of conventional monitoring systems.

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CompanyTerumo wins the Good Design Award for the 31st consecutive year

Number of consecutive award yearsReported to have won the award for 31 consecutive years

Product featuresHardware and displays can be configured in a flexible layout

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