Pacific Medical Systems (PMS) recently concluded a highly successful exhibition at the Asia Pacific Intensive Care Symposium (APICS) 2026 in Bali. The event served as an exceptional platform to connect with intensive care specialists, clinicians, and regional partners, with interest in our featured haemodynamic solutions proving incredibly strong.

At Booth A02, we proudly showcased the Deltex TrueVue Monitor. The system continues to draw significant attention from the medical community for its ability to deliver precise, blood flow-based haemodynamic monitoring to optimize patient outcomes in critical care environments.

A major highlight of the symposium was an impactful, dedicated lecture by the esteemed Prof. Mervyn Singer. During his presentation on the vital importance of blood flow monitoring, Prof. Singer reviewed the reference method (PAC) and clearly outlined the real-world clinical limitations of Arterial Line and Pulse Contour Analysis. He then compellingly showcased the proven scientific benefits of Deltex Doppler technology. Beyond the lecture, we were honored to have Prof. Singer spend valuable time at our booth, where he engaged directly with interested clinicians and introduced several high-profile international colleagues to our team.

The symposium also provided a vital opportunity for regional collaboration. We extend a special thank you to our distributor partners from Thailand, Malaysia, Taiwan, and Indonesia for joining us on the ground—it was fantastic collaborating with you all. Connecting with so many of our partners and clinical guests over our team dinner was a wonderful opportunity to build long-lasting relationships and boost brand awareness across the region.

Jules Flach, CEO of Pacific Medical Systems Limited, noted, "The strong momentum and high volume of clinical interest generated at APICS 2026 reaffirm the growing consensus for evidence-based haemodynamic management. We are deeply grateful for the continued partnership of our distributors and the engagement of the clinical community."

We would like to thank everyone who visited us in Bali. PMS remains committed to following up promptly on the strong leads generated during the event and looks forward to continuing these vital conversations to elevate critical care standards across the Asia-Pacific.