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Image: The prototype low frequency ultrasound patch (Photo courtesy of Drexel University).

Ultrasound Patch Accelerates Venous Wound Healing

An innovative prototype low frequency ultrasound patch delivers energy directly to a venous ulcer wound, promoting healing. More...
14 Aug 2013
Image: Scanning electron microscope image shows a single nanowire (Photo courtesy of Ohio State University).

Metal Oxide Coating Boosts Bone Healing

A new study suggests that a textured titanium dioxide coating for medical implants could help broken bones and joint replacements heal faster. More...
13 Aug 2013

Duodenal Anastomosis Preferable for Biliary Reconstruction

A new study concludes that duodenal anastomosis is a safe, simple, and often the preferable method for biliary reconstruction. More...
12 Aug 2013
Image: The Flexor Vue Deflecting Endoscopic System (Photo courtesy of Cook Medical).

Endoscopic System Reduces Procedure Costs by Half

A new, cost-effective endoscopic option for urological procedures helps visualize body cavities or organs. More...
08 Aug 2013
Image: The Invia Motion NPWT system (Photo courtesy of Medela).

Wound Therapy System Advance Patients’ Mobility

A new negative pressure wound therapy system for treating chronic and acute wounds promotes improved patient mobility and freedom. More...
08 Aug 2013

Some Abnormal Breast Lesions May Not Require Surgery

Surgery is not always necessary for women with atypical lobular hyperplasia and lobular carcinoma in situ, abnormalities commonly associated with a higher risk of cancer, according to a new study. More...
06 Aug 2013

Aspirin Can Be Used Safely Even During Major Surgery

A new study shows that patients undergoing major pancreas operations can continue taking perioperative aspirin through the morning of surgery, with no increased risk of bleeding. More...
05 Aug 2013
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