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After undergoing a heart valve replacement surgery, 18-year-old Robyn Cairney is now returning to practice to become a sports therapist.
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After undergoing a heart valve replacement surgery, 18-year-old Robyn Cairney is now returning to practice to become a sports therapist.
In the capital of Moscow, the Medical Transplant Center has performed a unique surgery in the world. For the first time, Russian doctors simultaneously implanted two imp…
German researchers found: treating certain patients through electrodes (with non-invasive currents) attached to the eyes, creating moderate stimulation in the eye area,…
Doctors at the Le Bonheur Children's Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee (USA) successfully surgically removed the 8-month-old twins who were spinal.
Doctors in the UK are using a new method to treat erectile dysfunction in men: heart transplant surgery.
An English girl born with a big, red nose like a circus clown due to the appearance of a benign tumor covering her nose.
Due to some errors, doctors used organs from an HIV-infected patient to transplant for 5 people.
People with happy married lives have less to undergo heart surgery, which is three times more likely to survive than those who are not married.
The face of an American woman who was attacked by a chimpanzee two years ago was completely replaced by doctors at Brigham Hospital & Women in Boston.
A little girl makes her whole house full of laughter - because she can't stop giggling after a brain surgery.
A 106-year-old British grandfather has just become one of the few oldest people in the world to undergo artificial pacemaker surgery.
A girl from Petersburg, Russia, had her brain removed in a car accident that not only survived, returned to normal life but also revealed a natural talent. She started p…
American doctors have performed the first laboratory-grown retinal cell transplant surgery in two patients who were blinded due to macular degeneration.
Removing a parasite worm in someone's brain seems like it's only in the movie, but it actually happens in Jiangsu Province, China.
On July 12, Spanish surgeons successfully performed the world's first two-leg transplant at La Fe Hospital in Valencia city.