First implant air graft from stem cells
For the first time in the world, doctors from England and Italy have cooperated successfully to perform a grafting of gas from stem cells.
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For the first time in the world, doctors from England and Italy have cooperated successfully to perform a grafting of gas from stem cells.
Instead of painful leg surgery, doctors can implant silicone tissue into the top of the head, helping the patient to grow to 5 cm tall.
British doctors have made new strides in womb transplantation, giving hope to thousands of women who cannot have children for medical reasons.
For the purpose of hearing better, looking more sophisticated, researchers seek to upgrade natural things that are bestowed on us.
Italian scientists have developed a process of turning wood into artificial bone with the ultimate goal of transplanting into the human body.
Doctors in Europe have recently successfully performed a tracheal transplant with tissue developed from the patient's own stem cells.
Patients with chronic wounds have a new hope: euroderm GmbH and Fraunhofer Association for Cell Therapy and Immunology (IZI) in Leigzig have been approved to produce art…
On October 10, VFF's source said they would apply a computer software to support dental implants. Thereby helping patients do not have to wait long and limit injuries. H…
Doctors at the American Medical Association are currently studying the ability of the patient to store medical data on electronic chips implanted under the skin.
The University of Michigan team made a tiny implant implant that matches the auditory nerve. According to the researchers, the new device works more efficiently than the…
In the world, sterilization is applied to contraception, the highest rate is 44%. Next is intrauterine contraception 26%, 14% use pills, 9% use condoms ... However, toda…
Doctors in Hong Kong, China announced that they have successfully performed the world's first spinal implant surgeries for 5 patients.
The results of a study on Danish children show that deafness can significantly increase the risk of meningitis. Therefore, parents with deaf children need to help them b…
Replacing the teeth that are broken by a real tooth, instead of growing dentures is possible thanks to a technique developed by Japanese researchers.
It is not the first idea to be done in the world, but the American medical community intends to carry out a gastrectomy in humans is still considered daring. The America…