A woman implanted a spinal disc with 3D printing technology
Now, the spinal pain has ended with Ms Amanda Gorvin - who had the first surgery to transplant a 3D 3D spinal disc in Australia.
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Now, the spinal pain has ended with Ms Amanda Gorvin - who had the first surgery to transplant a 3D 3D spinal disc in Australia.
A recent recent study found that patients who listened to music before anesthesia often had very low anxiety levels.
Self-digesting is the only commonly used medicine in sewing the wounds of the wounds.
The strange method of combining cranial and high-tech surgery has shown video clips directly into the patient's brain, teaching the visual cortex to process images again.
For the first time, a Vietnamese surgical doctor received a Vietnamese record certificate with the criteria
A new treatment regimen for locally advanced pancreatic cancer may allow surgery to remove the tumor and improve the survival rate.
After surgery, patients lost an average of about 15kg from the second month after surgery.
There are four main causes of sudden death: cardiovascular problems, stroke, pulmonary embolism and aortic rupture.
Surgery, radiation, chemicals, immunity ... are the main cancer treatments today.
Converting CT scans and MRI images into three-dimensional images helps doctors see details and can share this image with associates everywhere, to find the best surgical…
Finding vaccines, organ transplants, immunotherapy for cancer treatment are breakthroughs in world medicine over 200 years.
Chinese researchers have invented a 'bio-glue' that can help prevent open wound bleeding on organs.
The first Israeli hospital in the world to perform non-surgical breast cancer treatment.
For the first time in the world, New Zealand doctors have applied human anatomy to brain surgery for a young kākāpō parrot with birth defects.
A baby dolphin found stranded on Florida beach, after surgery, experts found it in the abdomen filled with plastic waste.