Surgical Techniques





VA Proposes Advanced Practice Nurses Work Independently
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA, Washington, DC, USA) wishes to amend its medical regulations to permit full practice authority for all advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) without the clinical supervision of physicians. More...30 Jun 2016

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Battery-Less Neurostimulator Treats Overactive Bladder
Wireless Probe Detects Cancer Cells During Surgery
Sacral Neuromodulation System Treats Urinary and Fecal Dysfunction
Implantable Nerve Stimulator Helps Alleviate OSA Symptoms
Pre-Surgery Technique May Make Colostomy Bags Redundant
Novel Therapeutic Solution for Aortic Aneurysms
Implantable System Treats Cause of Chronic Back Pain
Versatile Camera System Offers Flexibility in Endoscopy
Uncertainty Continues on Role of Dressings in Infection Protection
Robotic Surgery Reduces Blood Loss Risk in Obese Patients
Surgical Risk Calculator Results Proved Valid
External Stenting Relieves Pediatric Chronic Airway Obstruction
Unfolding Origami Robot Helps Retrieves Ingested Artifacts
Surgical Patient Mortality Triple in Lower Income Countries
Miniaturized Implantable VAD Alleviates Pediatric Heart Failure
Aortic Replacement Valve Offers Hemodynamic Excellence
Sleeve Gastrectomy Improves LV Systolic Function
Laparoscopic Surgery Beneficial for Gastric Reflux Patients
Autonomous Surgical Robots Outperform Human Hands
Optical Technique Identifies Brain Tumors in Real Time
Software Application Makes AAA Stent Placement Easier
Seven Procedures Identified as Riskiest Emergency Surgeries
New Control System Improves TAVI Delivery
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