The miracle of surgery seems to be 'unbelievable'
From the first face transplant cases in the world to extremely complicated brain surgeries, these are wonders ...
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From the first face transplant cases in the world to extremely complicated brain surgeries, these are wonders ...
Last week, an anonymous boy had just undergone a 10-hour operation that was continuous and received the attention and care of a team of medical and physicians, resulting…
Swedish scientists have discovered the secret of uterine transplantation, opening up the possibility of the theory that men can become pregnant and have children.
With the help of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), the laser can destroy tumors deep in the brain in areas that doctors have not yet reached.
According to a study, published in The Lancet, British scientists discovered that carotid enlargement surgery to enhance blood flow to the brain.
Dieting never helps obese people reduce their body weight and become leaner.
A Chinese girl was bent both feet into an arc in a car accident but could walk and stand normally after orthopedic surgery.
On April 28, a retired British became the first patient in the world to have a heart surgery using a completely controlled remote robot arm.
According to a report by scientists at the University of Oxford in England, they have studied a new generation of hydrogen materials that can be used to help treat conge…
For the first time in the world, doctors from England and Italy have cooperated successfully to perform a grafting of gas from stem cells.
125 experts in many medical fields around the world agreed to select the five most influential medical advances of the decade.
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.
Doctors have found a surgical treatment for hypertension that can help high blood pressure patients reduce their dose, even stop taking medication.
British doctors have made new strides in womb transplantation, giving hope to thousands of women who cannot have children for medical reasons.
According to a study at Cleveland Hospital, music may slow down neuronal combustion in the brain during surgery to treat Parkinson's disease.