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  • A row of metallic hex nuts anodized in vibrant colors including blue, pink, purple, and gold are arranged on a white surface. To the left, bold purple text reads "Illusion of Color," suggesting a theme about visual perception or surface treatment.

    How Anodized Titanium Enhances Medical Devices with Structural Color

    We explore the fascinating intersection of materials science and usability in medical device development. Mark Drlik and Ariana Wilson discuss how anodized titanium produces vibrant color without dyes, and how this visual property supports surgical safety, device differentiation, and biocompatibility.

  • Purple text reads 'FDA rejects Lab Results?' next to a rubber stamp marked 'REJECTED' resting on a document.

    When FDA Trust Is Broken: Lessons from the MedLink Scandal

    In this episode of MedDevice by Design, Ariana Wilson and Mark Drlik examine what happened, what it means for medical device innovators, and how the FDA’s ASCA (Accreditation Scheme for Conformity Assessment) program helps reduce regulatory risk.

  • Thumbnail with the text 'Will your MedTech Product succeed?' in bold black and purple font. On the right, Mark Drlik wearing glasses gestures toward a whiteboard with triple Venn diagrams labeled with terms like 'Desirability,' 'Feasibility,' 'Viability,' and 'Regulatory.'

    Venn Diagram MedTech Success – Aligning Product and Business Strategy

    Ariana Wilson and Mark Drlik break down a powerful visual framework for understanding what makes a medtech product, and the company behind it, truly successful. Using a triple Venn diagram, Mark explains how strategic alignment across feasibility, viability, and desirability can drive better product outcomes and business success in the medical device industry.

  • Thumbnail image with the text 'Targeted Brain Drug Delivery – CED!' in black and purple font. On the right side, there is a medical illustration of a brain in profile with a needle inserted, representing Convection-Enhanced Delivery (CED).

    Convection-Enhanced Delivery: Infusing Precision into Neurosurgery

    What if the next leap in brain therapy didn't require open surgery? We explore how convection-enhanced delivery (CED) is changing the way clinicians administer therapeutic agents to the brain. Join us as we look inside this advanced technique—and the high-precision tools that make it possible.