Canada tested non-surgical tumor treatment
Doctors at several hospitals in Canada are testing radiation robots, allowing them to use larger doses of radiation than usual to treat tumors that cannot be operated.
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Doctors at several hospitals in Canada are testing radiation robots, allowing them to use larger doses of radiation than usual to treat tumors that cannot be operated.
Russian doctors perform complicated heart surgeries, which bring almost no risk. Heart navigational equipment opens the opportunity for early recovery for patients.
US scientists have found a new way to solve the problems of blood clotting in surgery thanks to gold nanoparticles.
The study of mussel silk scientists helps open a new door for surgical replacement materials.
Tablets are increasingly popular in Canada. Owners of this smart technology product can easily access the network to view news, movies, photos and play electronic games…
Maddalena Douse is one of the most premature babies ever rescued in England. All thanks to the surgical scissors.
Gastric bypass surgery - often applied to obese patients but unable to lose weight by other measures - can weaken their bones, Australian scientists warn.
Synthes Rib Matrix - a new surgical technique for treating rib fractures that British scientists have developed - is able to shorten the recovery time of patients and ca…
Jackson Memorial Hospital surgeons in Florida performed a complicated operation: They successfully separated a malignant tumor around the mouth of a child since its birt…
On June 14, doctors at the University of Gothenburg in Sweden reported that they had successfully implanted successfully from the patient's own stem cells to a 10-year-o…
The use of antibiotics may be more effective than surgical interventions in the case of uncomplicated appendicitis, British scientists said. Every year, 7 out of 1,000 p…
A recent study by Hospital John Radcliffe, Oxford (UK) found, hits like
An Indian farmer had his uterus removed when the doctor discovered the female reproductive organs in his lower abdomen.
On July 12, Spanish surgeons successfully performed the world's first two-leg transplant at La Fe Hospital in Valencia city.
The tiny hairs of a marine creature in the near future will help surgical surgeons recover muscle tissue quickly for patients.