Surgical Techniques
Joint Replacement Surgery in the Obese Has Low Complication Rates
A new study has found that joint replacement surgery complication rates in obese patients are low, supporting those in favor of doing the procedures even in the heaviest patients; hospital stays, however, were found to be longer in the obese. More...19 Aug 2010

Global Definition of Interventional Radiology Statement Advances Technology, Benefits Patients
The first global statement defining interventional radiology has been issued that addresses the evolution, impact, and future direction of this minimally invasive specialty, emphasizing the worldwide availability of this specialized medical care. More...10 Aug 2010
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