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Minimally Invasive Surgery Option Preferable for Stomach Cancer Patients

An innovative, minimally invasive surgical approach to treat stomach cancer has been shown to have advantages that may make it a preferable treatment for some patients, according to a new study. More...
30 Apr 2009

Innovative Sterilizer Cycles Surgical Instruments in Just 6 Minutes

An ultrafast surgical instrument resterilization system could lower the overall cost of care by preventing infections resulting from surgery in large healthcare facilities, military field hospitals, and ambulatory surgical centers. More...
30 Apr 2009

Deaths After Back Surgery Are Often Related to Analgesics

Close to 20% of deaths following lumbar fusion surgery are related to analgesic use, according to a new study. More...
29 Apr 2009

Electrical Implant Could Help Incontinence Sufferers Control Their Bladder

A continuous shock to the nerves that control the bladder could help people with urinary incontinence that have run out of other options, according to a new review of studies. More...
28 Apr 2009

Could Herbal Supplements Endanger Aesthetic Surgery Patients?

A new article warns that commonly used herbal medications such as ginkgo biloba, ginseng, garlic, echinacea, valerian root, and others could have harmful effects when combined with surgery. More...
27 Apr 2009
Image: OT-STARLED in combination with STARLED3 EVO (Photo courtesy of ACEM Medical).

High-Performance Operating Room Lighting Compensates for Shadow Areas

A leading Italian medical company introduced an illumination system suitable for all surgical requirements. More...
22 Apr 2009
Image: Diagram showing how a new needle developed at MIT works (from top to bottom): i. Doctor pushes here. ii. Filament buckles and 'locks' inside tube. iii. Additional force advances entire device. iv. Upon penetration of space, filament relaxes inside tube and deploys into space (Photo courtesy or Erik Bassett and Jeff Karp).

Novel Needle Could Reduce Medical Complications

A new needle, based on concepts borrowed from the oil industry, aims to prevent hypodermic needles from penetrating too far under their skin by keeping them "on target." More...
21 Apr 2009
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