Successfully fabricated laser device in laparoscopic surgery
Center for Laser Technology, Institute of Technology Application (Ministry of Science and Technology) has successfully fabricated three high-quality laser devices that c…
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Center for Laser Technology, Institute of Technology Application (Ministry of Science and Technology) has successfully fabricated three high-quality laser devices that c…
People with facial paralysis will experience more meaningful life thanks to artificial facial muscles invented by two American surgeons.
A website is allowing people to be curious about plastic surgery but too scared to touch cutlery, see their own face better with just a click.
Wheeling Park Virginia State University (USA) recently introduced an interactive software that simulates frog anatomy images. This system of solutions has the ability to…
Donated corpses for medicine are not always available. Meanwhile, the medical community is in desperate need of them to serve human body training and anatomy.
Everyone wants to have a beautiful body. If it is not nice then at least slim, mi is enough.
According to the manufacturer - 'Cambridge Medical Machine Company' (CMR) - this robot is controlled by a surgeon via a console and a three-dimensional screen in…
Thanks to the help of robots with skull drilling techniques and invasion of brain areas, the time for brain surgery is reduced by nearly 50 times.
Two British patients did not need morphine and quickly recovered from the first kidney transplant performed by a robot.
This study can pave the way for communication between the machine and the brain to control prostheses, remote robots as well as create momentum for the development of ne…
Not only is the solid robot repairing underwater works, robots, and maintenance robots, but now researchers also create a solid robot.
Millions of people around the world are undergoing annual surgery. Many of them unfortunately suffered from complications, sometimes because the surgeon made a mistake.
A chip can be implanted on your brain and it will dissolve itself into the body.
Google Cardboard has proven to be quite a useful application of it.
The Woffgang Rangger, an Austrian patient with a leg amputated with a prosthetic device, sends the frequency to the brain every time he walks, making him feel real.