New finding: 'Transplanting hair' into the wound for permanent scar removal
If there is a surgical scar, carelessness or even a bicycle fall from an early age, anyone wants it to disappear.
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If there is a surgical scar, carelessness or even a bicycle fall from an early age, anyone wants it to disappear.
This ovarian cyst has been refrigerated for 11 years to avoid chemotherapy cycles that may cause infertility.
A US medical company has developed a new laser surgery technology that is fast and not too expensive.
On October 23, HCMC Cho Ray Hospital officially launched the most modern robotic surgery system today and is being widely used all over the world, especially in Europe a…
This gel is expected to work well in traffic accidents, both for skin wounds and deep inside.
After about six weeks, the bone-made fasteners will incorporate into the patient's own bones. And after one year of transplantation, it was not even possible to detect t…
As predicted by Melanie Walker, thanks to advances in medicine as well as technology to monitor health and nanotechnology, we will soon enter the world without the hospi…
Robotic angioplasty using the sterile method introduced in Germany is a safe surgical solution for people with many health problems at once.
The thick fat inside and the larger internal organs of a woman who donates organs weighs a pound, surprising the surgeons.
With the most advanced surgical techniques available today, the first hand graft surgery in the UK will be conducted free of charge at the Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS T…
What happens when more than 50% of medical errors occur on the operating table?
Doctors at Saint-Luc University Hospital (Belgium) have successfully performed heart surgery for a 13-year-old girl with the help of robots.
A group of doctors from Upper Silesian Medical Center in the Polish city of Katowice on July 15 successfully performed a pioneering heart surgery.
The most common way to treat fractures is to connect two broken bones with metal screws
With a biodegradable implant development project, researchers at Oxford University (UK) hope to improve the success rate for future surgical fishes.