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Image: The mCRM Modular Therapy System (Photo courtesy of Boston Scientific)

Modular System Coordinates Cardiac Rhythm Management

A novel combination of cardiac rhythm management (CRM) devices can deliver both bradycardia pacing support and antitachycardia pacing (ATP). More...
21 Dec 2021
Image: The OsteoProbe handheld bone measurement tool (Photo courtesy of Active Life Scientific)

Microindentation Device Measures Bone Health

A novel testing tool physically interacts with bone tissue at the microscopic level, quantifying bone health using a measurable score. More...
14 Dec 2021
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New Study Highlights Value of Full Body CT Scans for Diagnosing Sepsis in ICU Patients

New research has highlighted the value of full body computed tomography (CT) scans for diagnosing sepsis in patients admitted to the ICU, with the modality detecting the “majority” of underlying infection, according to experts. More...
10 Dec 2021
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AI Algorithm with Single-Lead EKG Predicts Long-Term Patient Survival after Cardiac Surgery

A novel artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm that identifies a cardiac dysfunction from a single-lead EKG also can predict long-term patient survival after cardiac surgery, according to new research. More...
10 Dec 2021
Image: Philips X5 -1c Transthoracic Transducer (Photo courtesy of Royal Philips)

Philips Launches AI-Enhanced Ultrasound Solutions for Breakthrough Cardiac Imaging Performance

Royal Philips (Amsterdam‎, Noord-Holland) has expanded its ultrasound portfolio with new robust imaging tools and features for cardiology to increase diagnostic confidence and workflow efficiency. More...
10 Dec 2021
Image: Study co-author Dr. Pardis Kaynezhad holds a deep red light over her eye to stimulate the mitochondria in her retinal cells. (Photo courtesy of UCL)

Morning Exposure to Red Light Improves Declining Vision

Weekly exposure to deep red light (650–900 nm wavelength), when delivered in the morning, can enhance color vision in the aged human retina, according to a new study. More...
09 Dec 2021
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Novel Extracorporeal Oxygenation System Could Become First Respiratory Device to Substitute Mechanical Ventilation

A novel low-flow early extracorporeal blood oxygenation system intends to offer acute respiratory patients, who continue to deteriorate following non-invasive ventilation treatment, creating a new alternative to invasive mechanical ventilation. More...
09 Dec 2021
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