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Image: The epiNanopaint could spare dialysis and heart patients the need for repeated surgeries (Photo courtesy of 123RF)

High-Tech Paint Could Eliminate Need for Multiple Surgeries in Heart and Dialysis Patients

Researchers are developing a sophisticated method to prevent clogged transplanted veins in heart and dialysis patients, thereby reducing the frequency of surgeries. More...
12 Mar 2024
Image: The novel LVAD could also offer an alternative treatment option to long-term support in end-stage heart failure (Photo courtesy of Georgia Tech)

Novel Left Ventricular Assist Device Could Provide Alternative Treatment Option to Cardiac Transplantation

A multi-institutional research project aims to develop an innovative left ventricular assist device as a treatment alternative to cardiac transplantation and as long-term support in end-stage heart failure. More...
12 Mar 2024
Image: The novel biomaterial combined with unique microsurgical approach may lead to improved and faster recovery of soft tissue (Photo courtesy of Penn State)

Novel Biomaterial Combined with Unique Microsurgical Approach Speeds up Soft Tissue Recovery

Researchers have combined a novel biomaterial with a microsurgical approach used in reconstructive surgery, allowing for improved recovery of soft tissue. More...
11 Mar 2024
Image: Doctors can now watch spinal cord activity during surgery (Photo courtesy of UC Riverside)

Ultrasound Imaging Technology Allows Doctors to Watch Spinal Cord Activity during Surgery

For the first time, an ultrasound imaging technology enables the generation of high-resolution images of the human spinal cord during surgery, marking a significant advancement that could provide relief for millions suffering from chronic back pain. More...
11 Mar 2024
Image: Electron microscopy image of the nanopipette (Photo courtesy of University of Leeds)

Nanosurgical Tool Performs Biopsy of Living Cell Repeatedly during Exposure to Cancer Treatment

A breakthrough nanosurgical tool, which is around 500 times thinner than a human hair, could offer unprecedented insights into cancer treatment resistance. More...
08 Mar 2024
Image: Three variations of the soft, flexible ultrasound sticker device displayed on a finger (Photo courtesy of Northwestern University)

Shape-Shifting Ultrasound Stickers Detect Post-Surgical Complications

A first-of-its-kind sticker could enable clinicians to monitor post-operative complications such as abnormal, life-threatening fluid leaks using a simple ultrasound device. More...
08 Mar 2024
Image: The new device platform allows placement of smaller wireless light sources within the body (Photo courtesy of University of St Andrews)

Tiny Wireless Bulbs Placed Inside Body Could Revolutionize Clinical Health Care

A groundbreaking device platform that enables smaller wireless light sources to be placed within the human body offers a less invasive approach to treating and understanding diseases traditionally requiring bulky implant devices. More...
07 Mar 2024
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