The world's first skull transplant
James Boysen, an American cancer patient, is the first person in the world to have a skull scalp implant.
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James Boysen, an American cancer patient, is the first person in the world to have a skull scalp implant.
A two-year-old girl died of brain disease that had frozen her body in the hope that someday she would revive thanks to scientific advances.
Surgery to stop heart transplantation has been successfully conducted by doctors at Papworth Hospital, England. This is also a medical feat first recorded throughout Eur…
The liver is the second largest organ in the body, responsible for the body's toxic discharge. If the liver is sick or ineffective, other organs will be weakened. Theref…
After a night of sleep, the body drains out the amount of water the previous day, so it should be added the next morning to promote blood circulation, filter waste.
For the first time in the world, doctors at St Vincent Hospital, Australia have successfully implanted a dead heart into the body of a patient.
Today we eat less animal organs, even avoiding them for fear that they are not good for health. However, the liver, heart and tongue bring great benefits to the body.
In the past, researchers have cultivated the organ's success in laboratory animals, but the process has yet to be applied in living organisms that are extremely complex…
Today if you have a hernia, the organs are in the wrong position, it can be easily solved by surgery. But in the seventeenth century, patients were very painful and easy…
The human tongue may possess a sixth sense, according to a new study.
The appendix, tonsils, wisdom teeth ... are still considered to be organs as well as not even cause trouble, but in fact their existence has a reason.
He launched a project to scan organs in an effort to gather information to support research on diseases such as diabetes, cancer and cardiovascular disease.
Forget about organ donation, you can now give your voice to people who lose their ability to pronounce because of illness.
The era of artificial people is close, after the new report shows the smooth design of the internal organ design projects in the laboratory.