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Super glue heart patch
The official name of this glue is the super light hydrophobic glue (HLAA) developed by the collaboration of Boston Children's Hospital, MIT and Brigham Harvard Maternity…
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Turn ordinary people into surgeons
Experts of the European Aeronautics Agency (ESA) are trying to build a device that can support the implementation of simple surgeries in urgent conditions.
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Successfully fabricated laser device in laparoscopic surgery
Center for Laser Technology, Institute of Technology Application (Ministry of Science and Technology) has successfully fabricated three high-quality laser devices that c…
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'Connecting' ligament with self-destructing screw
Concerns about athletes' surgery to repair ligament injuries are reduced with the new invention of biodegradable screw.
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Fake face muscles for the disabled
People with facial paralysis will experience more meaningful life thanks to artificial facial muscles invented by two American surgeons.
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Tape of scar-scarring
Stanford University Medical Center (USA) has developed a wound dressing that can prevent scar formation on the skin.
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Face transplant patients appear before the press
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…
Computer science
Cosmetic surgery does not use cutlery
A website is allowing people to be curious about plastic surgery but too scared to touch cutlery, see their own face better with just a click.
Computer science
Virtualization software for animal surgery practice
Wheeling Park Virginia State University (USA) recently introduced an interactive software that simulates frog anatomy images. This system of solutions has the ability to…
Computer science
Will Yahoo lay off 20% of personnel?
Yahoo needed a major surgery and one-fifth of its human resources needed to leave, Vice President Brad Garlinghouse wrote in a top-secret email last month.
New technology
Use VR technology to train surgical skills in place of dead bodies
Donated corpses for medicine are not always available. Meanwhile, the medical community is in desperate need of them to serve human body training and anatomy.
New technology
Exploring technology can literally burn your fat
Everyone wants to have a beautiful body. If it is not nice then at least slim, mi is enough.
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British scientists have developed the smallest surgical robot in the world
According to the manufacturer - 'Cambridge Medical Machine Company' (CMR) - this robot is controlled by a surgeon via a console and a three-dimensional screen in…
New technology
'Artificial' doctors perform brain surgery super fast, only 2.5 minutes instead of 2 hours
Thanks to the help of robots with skull drilling techniques and invasion of brain areas, the time for brain surgery is reduced by nearly 50 times.