Galaxy LUX

Queen’s Award-winning surgical device comes to Australia
IMedCare to distribute Galaxy II® surgical retractor from JUNE MEDICAL in Australia MELBOURNE, Australia – Dec. 7, 2022 – PRLog — JUNE Medical Group, creator of the revolutionary Galaxy II surgical retractor, is expanding its…

December 8, 2022|Company news, Distribution, Galaxy II, Galaxy LUX, News, Press Release
IMedCare to distribute Galaxy II® surgical retractor from JUNE MEDICAL in Australia MELBOURNE, Australia - Dec. 7, 2022 - PRLog -- JUNE Medical Group, creator of the revolutionary Galaxy II surgical retractor, is expanding its international footprint and partnering with IMedCare to bring The Queen's Award winning self- retaining retractor Galaxy II to surgeons in...
JUNE Medical listed by DIT as best of British suppliers to the humanitarian and development sector
Galaxy II surgical retractor makes surgery simpler and safer. Now listed as a Best of British Suppliers by Department of International Trade in Humanitarian Aid.

September 20, 2022|Company news, Galaxy II, Galaxy LUX, News, Press Release, Social Corporate Responsibility, Surgical Retractors
Galaxy II surgical retractor makes surgery simpler and safer. Now listed as a Best of British Suppliers by Department of International Trade in Humanitarian Aid.
Self-Retaining Surgical Retractors: Maximum Sustainable Force of Surgical Stays and Stay Hooks in Human Tissue, and the Usual Force Applied to Both During Surgery – An Original Article
Spang A. Self-Retaining Surgical Retractors: Maximum Sustainable Force of Surgical Stays and Stay Hooks in Human Tissue, and the Usual Force Applied to Both During Surgery – An Original Article.…

June 28, 2022|Company news, Galaxy II, Galaxy LUX, Hooks stays, News, Surgical Retractors, Urology, Women's Health
Spang A. Self-Retaining Surgical Retractors: Maximum Sustainable Force of Surgical Stays and Stay Hooks in Human Tissue, and the Usual Force Applied to Both During Surgery – An Original Article. J Anaesth Surg Res. 2022;3(1):1-6.  DOI: https://doi.org/10.37191/Mapsci-JASR-3(1)-016 Abstract Surgical Retractor systems are used by surgeons every day and have been considered...
DaVinci Robot
Will robots in surgery still need assistance?
Robots in surgery has been driven in part by rapid developments in technology and in part by the ease with which adaptations have been made to existing laparoscopic procedures and…

February 1, 2022|Galaxy II, Galaxy LUX, News, Surgical Retractors, Urology, Women's Health
Robots in surgery has been driven in part by rapid developments in technology and in part by the ease with which adaptations have been made to existing laparoscopic procedures and techniques.
NHS Supply Chain
JUNE Medical is delighted to announce that the Galaxy II self-retaining surgical retractors are now available through the NHS Supply Chain, making them more accessible to surgeons across England and…

October 14, 2021|Company news, Galaxy II, Galaxy LUX, News, Press Release, Surgical Retractors, Urology, Women's Health
JUNE Medical is delighted to announce that the Galaxy II self-retaining surgical retractors are now available through the NHS Supply Chain, making them more accessible to surgeons across England and Wales.
Surgeon with head lamp
Headlamps: Best thing ever or torture?
The ergonomic effects of headgear on surgeons are poorly understood. Assessment of cervical degenerative disease resulting from prolonged use of loupes and/or headlights to aid in surgical light was performed…

September 16, 2021|Distribution, Galaxy LUX, Medical Education, News, Orthopedics, Plastic Surgery, Social Corporate Responsibility, Surgical Retractors, Urology, Women's Health
The ergonomic effects of headgear on surgeons are poorly understood. Assessment of cervical degenerative disease resulting from prolonged use of loupes and/or headlights to aid in surgical light was performed via data drawn from spine surgeons. Methods: A questionnaire was distributed to 54 fellowship trained spine surgeons. Part one assessed...
LUX Connect
JUNE Medical launches Galaxy II® LUX Connect for a brighter world
PRESS RELEASE Aug 30 2021 JUNE Medical is proud to announce that its partnership with LUMITEX has resulted in the new LUX Connect in vivo illuminator, which can be plugged…

September 8, 2021|Company news, Distribution, Galaxy II, Galaxy LUX, Mosaic Surgical, News, Press Release
PRESS RELEASE Aug 30 2021 Galaxy II® LUX Connect JUNE Medical is proud to announce that its partnership with LUMITEX has resulted in the new LUX Connect in vivo illuminator, which can be plugged directly into an existing light source, providing unwavering lighting throughout an entire surgical procedure. This innovative...
June medical in use
“Texas: we are ready for take off!”
Urology surgeons from Tyler, Texas were the first to use the new Galaxy II in surgery in the state of Texas on May 24th 2021. In 2 cases, lead surgeon…

May 25, 2021|Galaxy II, Galaxy LUX, Hooks stays, News, Surgical Retractors, Urology
Urology surgeons from Tyler, Texas were the first to use the new Galaxy II in surgery in the state of Texas on May 24th 2021. In 2 cases, lead surgeon Dr Clay Williams used Galaxy II Square with Blunt 5mm stay hooks to increase access and improve vision. 
Galaxy LUX initial feedback
Headlamps have been a part of the surgical set up for quite some time, and they provide additional light when the overhead light is not enough, or cannot be optimally…

January 14, 2021|Company news, Galaxy II, Galaxy LUX, News, Surgical Retractors
Headlamps have been a part of the surgical set up for quite some time, and they provide additional light when the overhead light is not enough, or cannot be optimally positioned during surgery.
Launching the world’s first light for ring retractors!
JUNE Medical is delighted to announce the launch of the Galaxy II® LUX – the worlds’ first self-retaining ring retractor with light.

December 14, 2020|Company news, Distribution, Galaxy II, Galaxy LUX, News, Orthopedics, Surgical Retractors, Urology, Women's Health
JUNE Medical is delighted to announce the launch of the Galaxy II® LUX – the worlds’ first self-retaining ring retractor with light.