Strange: Human kidney printing machine
Surgeon Anthony Atala used a special machine to successfully build a three-dimensional kidney in front of the crowd.
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Surgeon Anthony Atala used a special machine to successfully build a three-dimensional kidney in front of the crowd.
Yesterday (6-2), 38-year-old French transplant patient first appeared before the press with a new face since the surgery in November last year. She was called Isabelle b…
Japan is a country with many breakthrough initiatives that help improve the quality of life for people.
High-tech glasses help surgeons see cancer cells, which glow green when viewed through special eyeglasses.
Future surgeons - students of the Moscow Medical School - are practicing in the virtual operating room.
Sony has just announced a X-ray head unit for users, specifically for surgeons.
Russian inventors have invented new surgical knives - more durable, sharper and longer worn than existing models of scalpel tools.
Surgeons can quickly reconstruct the patient's nerves, such as those with spinal cord injuries, using the technology of inkjet printers.
Currently, many of you may already know about the da Vinci surgical system. It allows the surgeon to sit in front of the 3D monitor and control the robotic arms fitted w…
The idea of a smart material that can fit snugly together with a surgeon's hand can soon be realized as US and Chinese scientists have discovered how to convert semi…
The new technology, called Kinect, allows surgeons to perform surgical operations using the keyboard and mouse. Surgeons say that this makes them more capable of control…
Scientists from Purdue University conducted this study using a 'control device' cancer cell and described in detail the pathogens.
Scientists are developing a fluorescent fluid to inject into the patient's body, thereby glowing nerves.
At the end of October 2010, the first surgery performed entirely by robots took place in Canada. The beginning of an era of medical dominance.