Robot performed the first kidney transplant in England
Two British patients did not need morphine and quickly recovered from the first kidney transplant performed by a robot.
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Two British patients did not need morphine and quickly recovered from the first kidney transplant performed by a robot.
A 23-year-old woman could become the first person in the world to give birth to a baby from an egg at age eight.
US scientists use 3D printers to create tiny hearts and liver chambers, hoping to be used in the field of medicine in the future.
Organ transplant is a marvelous achievement of medicine, helping many patients escape the death sentence. New achievements of science and technology continue to help thi…
A quadriplegic woman in the United States can manipulate the F-35 model by thinking, using brain implanted parts.
Russia's first 3D bio-printer makers promise in 2015 to print off internal organs that function properly
Scientists have come closer to turning a fantasy dream into reality when developing technology that uses biological ink
Currently, a group of British engineers assembled a robot, using organs, limbs and other artificial parts, to turn the idea
Researchers at the University of Notre Dame, Indiana have anesthetized a mouse, and use a CT scan to obtain a 3D digital model from mouse skeleton data.
It is about time that humans can sustain life by integrating robot technology into their bodies, turning them into cyborgs. Cyborg's half-man half-final is approaching r…
With the organ next to the robot has played (played the song) five simple music, easy to play, such as the hospital, baby birds, Romeo and Juliet ... A robotic robot wit…
High-tech scanners can be used to determine the cause of death in order to avoid a post-mortem autopsy of a bereaved family, according to a new study published in the La…
The new generation SRS microscope is based on the combination of the old nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology and the old SRS microscope.
Japanese scientists have developed a guideline that can monitor lymph nodes and blood vessels during surgery.