Zebra Medical

12/05/2026

If you’ve ever been in a hospital or clinic, you know who keeps things moving - Nurses! They spot what others miss, calm patients down, and just get on with it, even after a long shift. In many parts of South Africa, they are the system.

At Zebra Medical, we work with clinicians who need tools that simply work, every time. To all the nurses doing the job, especially on the tough days, thank you!

07/05/2026

Don't miss out on this opportunity to be a part of the PICC-Port phenomenon!
We still have a couple of spots available for our PICC-Port course being held on Saturday 9 May at University of Pretoria lead by Hugo Minnaar.

To register, scan QR code below or visit: https://zebramedical.com/training-rsvp/

Date: 09 May
Time: 08h00 - 18h00
Venue: University of Pretoria

Hugo Minnaar INC - Advanced Vascular Access Services

05/05/2026

Proud to see our technology supporting frontline teams when every second counts. Well done to Pretoria Volunteer Emergency Services and all responding units for handling such a challenging situation with skill and courage.

29/04/2026

When healthcare facilities are far apart and imaging is not always accessible, every minute counts. The Butterfly iQ+ brings diagnostic capability directly to the patient, helping clinicians in rural South Africa deliver faster, more informed care without delay.

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24/04/2026

Register today: https://saafp.org/conferences/2026-conference__trashed/2026-congress-registration/

23/04/2026

19/04/2026

We call it a workhorse for a reason. The Butterfly iQ+ / iQ3 handheld ultrasound doesn't just work - it works hard!

From intense 40°C heat to freezing cold. Through rain, wind, dust and everything in between. It keeps delivering clear, reliable imaging when you need it most.
And in an African context, it proves its value even more. When power is unreliable or connectivity is limited, Butterfly keeps going.

This is not just technology. This is a true workhorse!

17/04/2026

This is the kind of session you remember long after a conference ends.
5 stations, 20 minutes each, all hands-on. No fluff — just tunneling, port care, stabilisation, and real problem-solving. Huge respect to the moderators for making complex stuff feel simple and useful.
If you weren't at WoCoVA, this is what you missed. Glad Vygon put it together.
Saving this for anyone who asks what good vascular access training looks like.