October 9, 2026
EVT Medical participated in the 49th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Indonesian Urological Association (ASMIUA 2026), held in Bandung, Indonesia, from September 30 to October 3, 2026. Bringing together more than 1,100 urologists, residents, and healthcare professionals, the meeting provided an important platform for clinical exchange and advances in urological care.
In collaboration with its local partner, EVT Medical made its first appearance at ASMIUA, showcasing its comprehensive portfolio of minimally invasive urology solutions across a range of clinical applications.
During the meeting, EVT Medical’s product portfolio attracted interest from attending physicians. With a focus on product quality, a broad range of solutions, and designs tailored to clinical needs, the company engaged with healthcare professionals to better understand local clinical practices and the evolving needs of urological care in Indonesia.
Participation in ASMIUA 2026 marks another step in EVT Medical’s efforts to expand its international presence and strengthen partnerships across Southeast Asia. The event offered a valuable opportunity to connect with local healthcare professionals, gain firsthand insights into market needs, and explore opportunities for future collaboration with regional partners.
With a population of approximately 280 million, Indonesia is an important market for urological healthcare. As minimally invasive procedures continue to develop and healthcare capabilities expand across different levels of medical institutions, the need for reliable urological devices and interventional consumables presents opportunities for continued market development.
EVT Medical remains committed to the field of non-vascular minimally invasive interventions, continuously enhancing its urology portfolio to address the needs of healthcare professionals and patients.
Moving forward, EVT Medical will continue to work closely with partners worldwide to expand access to comprehensive urology solutions, strengthen international cooperation, and contribute to the advancement of minimally invasive urological care.
