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Image: The Integrated Orbital Tissue Expander (photo courtesy Innovia).

Expansion Device Helps Prepare Children for Ocular Prosthesis

An orbital tissue expander facilitates the normal growth of orbital soft tissue and bone, helping to achieve facial symmetry in congenital anophthalmia and microphthalmia. More...
20 Apr 2010

3D Bio-Printer Fabricates Human Tissue and Organs

A flexible three-dimensional biological printing technology platform could soon manufacture many different types of human tissue construction and replacement organs. More...
20 Apr 2010
Image: The Portex UniPerc percutaneous tracheostomy kit (photo courtesy Smiths Medical).

Emergency Tracheostomy Kit Treats Patients with Large Necks

A new range of percutaneous tracheostomy tubes and kits has been specially designed for emergency use in patients with large, short, or muscular necks. More...
19 Apr 2010

Antibiotics May Not Be Needed Following Abscess Incision and Drainage

Antibiotics do not improve outcomes after incision and drainage of uncomplicated skin abscesses, but may perhaps prevent new abscesses at one month, according to a new study. More...
19 Apr 2010

Stomach Wraps Effective in Treating Severe Acid Reflux

Fundoplication may be more helpful than acid suppression tablets in the short to medium term treatment of severe gastro-esophageal reflux disease, according to a new study. More...
15 Apr 2010

Intravenous Access in Obese Children Should Be Tried First in the Wrist

A new study recommends that in obese children undergoing surgery with a body mass index higher than 29, the first peripheral intravenous access placement attempt should be on the volar surface of the wrist. More...
14 Apr 2010

Endoscopic Approach Successfully Treats Pituitary Macroadenomas

A new study shows that minimally invasive endoscopic procedures hold promise for safely removing macroadenomas, large tumors situated in the pituitary gland. More...
13 Apr 2010
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