Opioid prescription rates for knee surgery vary widely across U.S.
A new study published in BMJ Open found that opioid prescription rates for outpatient knee surgery vary widely across the country, but
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Remotely controlled breast surgery via 5G technology
A 72-year-old woman who was the country’s first patient to receive a remotely controlled breast surgery via 5G technology is
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Nerve transfer surgery – a revolution for paralyzed
Surgeons in Australia successfully attached nerves connected to working muscles above the spinal injury to nerve attached to paralyzed muscle
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Orthopedic surgery using 5G technology in Beijing
Doctors in a Beijing hospital conducted orthopedic surgeries for two patients in separate hospitals from two provinces using 5G wireless
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Remote-controlled surgery done through 5G technology
Once-futuristic scenes of doctors conducting operations on patients via remote-controlled equipment are becoming a reality in China. In April, a
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CYBERKNIFE-Robotic Radio-surgery system a hope for cancer patients
THE PAST few decades have witnessed a remarkable progress in the development of instrumentation and in the use and applications of medical imaging techniques.
Imaging possibilities and their use from diagnostics to treatment have revolutionized radiology and imaging practices dramatically. The exploration of ongoing modern radiological techniques and research has led to a volatile growth in clinical practices of medical imaging.
From 1960s radiographs to the modern techniques of today