Critical Care

New Intracranial Pressure Probe Overcomes Technical Problems
Researchers have developed a cable-free intracranial sensor that monitors cerebral pressure without attaching the patient to the reader apparatus, enables long-term implantation, and much reduces the need for inpatient hospitalization. More...15 Nov 2012

Is Personalized Genomic Medicine Really a Good Thing?
Personalized genomic medicine is being touted as the next revolution of modern healthcare, allowing patients to take control of their own healthcare, but it could result in taking control away from patients and restricting their choice of treatment options, according to a recent report. More...13 Nov 2012
In Other News
Neuroimaging Cannot Detect Autism by Itself
No Advantage for Fresh Blood in ICU Transfusions
Hernia System Addresses Causes of Postoperative Pain
IVF Increases Risk of Major Congenital Malformations
Physician Trainee Critical Care Ultrasound Skills Improved
Povidone-Iodine Solution Cuts Surgery Site Infections
Electroporation Device Helps Kill Cancer Cells
Osteoporosis Treatment Improved by Simple Intervention
Heart Attacks Twice as Deadly for Women
Noninvasive Sensor Displays Fractional Arterial Oxygen Saturation
Epidural Anesthesia Changing Birth Practices in China
MR-Conditional Pacemaker System Approved in Japan
Needle Free Connector Helps Manage Pediatric Patient Fluids
Bariatric Surgery Impacts Cardiovascular Risk Factors
Emergency Departments Seldom Perform Pregnancy Testing of Adolescents Before Exposure to Radiation
POC Diagnostic Instrument Will Identify Blood Clotting Disorders
Identification System Prevents Blood Transfusion Errors
Reducing Chloride in IV Fluids May Improve Renal Outcomes
Stroke Affecting More Middle-Age Patients
Soft Cloth Nasal Mask Helps CPAP Users
Pacemakers Could Aid More Heart Failure Patients
New Radiation Treatment Significantly Increases Survival Rate
Wireless Telemetry System for Maternal and Fetal Monitoring
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