Spider robots can perform surgery in the future
Researchers built small-sized robots from soft materials capable of working in humans.
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Researchers built small-sized robots from soft materials capable of working in humans.
Doctors often combine local anesthesia, inhalation anesthesia, anesthesia by intravenous injection to create a standard balance in surgery.
A woman in Queensland, Australia, recorded a battle between a mother hen and a one-meter-long wild snake sneaking into gobbling up eggs at midnight.
Normally, the doctor will treat a person's vibrations by inserting electrodes into the brain until the vibration will stop.
The baby gorilla was brought into the barn and first met the mother monkey after the previous caesarean surgery.
The body of a whale suddenly exploded on the Faroe Island coast, north Atlantic, when a local marine biologist was pecking its stomach.
The advent of thermometers, antibiotics and X-rays has radically changed the lives of humankind.
Dr. Nguyen The Hoang, deputy director of the Orthopedic Trauma Institute, 108 Military Hospital, has just become the first scientist in Vietnam to receive an award from…
Today, the French Vietnamese Hospital and Singapore National Eye Center signed a memorandum of understanding on cooperation in the treatment of eye diseases. 28 elderly…
According to Time, wherever Maria Pereira came to these days like her office in Paris, a medical conference in Boston or returning to visit a house in Portugal, the sepa…
That is a very controversial method, many doctors believe that the implementation of spinal cord transplantation is not impossible to mention transplanting a human head…
Dr. Thomas Starzl, a pioneer in the field of liver transplantation, died at the age of 90.
British prodigy owns IQ 162, likes sports, does not use Facebook or mobile phones. The boy wanted to study engineering and medicine with the desire to create a surgical…
The first graft surgery in the world, something that seems unreasonable, impractical, goes against science but is trusted by patients and doctors, affirming that they ar…
The Italian surgeon met the patient waiting for the first transplant and said he was prepared, confident of a 90% chance of success.