Surgical Techniques
Biologic Coating on Stents May Reduce Restenosis
Scientists have developed stents and vascular graft surfaces that are biologically activated with a coating that captures progenitor endothelial cells (PECs) from the bloodstream, which form a layer over the implant to help protect it from estenosis. More...02 Oct 2002
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Robotically Assisted Vasectomy Reversal
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MIS Cryotherapy for Kidney Tumors
Study Links Bypass Surgery to Cognitive Changes
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