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Those are the methods of surgery according to human history.
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Those are the methods of surgery according to human history.
Unmanned vehicles, old people, and surgical technology help people become stronger, smarter and even have extraordinary abilities such as looking through the dark ...
Russian scientists found patients to be anesthetized with marijuana and magic mushrooms before the skull drill surgeon from 3,000 years ago.
Al-Zahrawi laid the first foundations for modern surgery with the invention of cat's gut sutures or marked the incision by ink on patients before surgery.
Recently, a team of scientists has conducted simulation surgery on a Canadian jet designed to create a weightless environment.
After the surgery, the doctor trembled near the patient saying:
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.
The mother of the unborn baby was born with a rare genetic disorder. The donor is a 45-year-old woman who has given birth three times and died of a cerebral vascular rup…
In 1967, the first heart transplant was performed. Since then, this procedure has saved the lives of about 5,000 every year around the world.
Thanks to artificial intelligence (AI), robots use data from previous surgeries to inform new technology, causing less complications.
The mother pig named Rosa was tested by scientists for infertility treatment with the robot
According to Dr. Ngo Bao Khoa, Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Hospital of Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy, after the surgery, there were pati…
We have heard about robots involved in gallbladder or prostate surgery. Now, scientists have gone one step further: putting them in people's eyes to perform surgery!
Hospitals are investing in digital devices, designs and technologies that promise a new era for surgery.