Medicine & TechnologyThere are exciting advancements in robot-assisted surgery as Hywel Dda University Health Board embarks on a ground-breaking trial. Learn more about the potential benefits for patients and the future of orthopedic surgery. Continue reading now!
Doctors were shocked to discover an acupuncture needle that had been inserted in a boy’s genitals and pushed up his bladder tube. Read to know more about this.
The first registry study compares percutaneous versus surgical repair of post-myocardial infarction ventricular septal defect (VSD). Read the article to learn more.
Workers from Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta are paying $75,000 for the painful month-long process of limb lengthening surgery. Find out the risks of this surgery and who is safe to get it.
A child's skeleton from 31,000 years ago had its left foot amputated and apparently survived for nearly 10 years, making it the oldest evidence of surgical limb amputation. Read the article to learn more.
Research demonstrated a material based on boron nitride nanoparticles as a substitute for antibiotics. Read to know more about this new nanotechnology.
A 13-year-old girl receives a new spine through vertebral body tethering surgery. How is it different from traditional spinal fusion surgery? Read to know more.
An elderly man came to the emergency room due to shortness of breath and a "whispering scrotum," making him the first case of this bizarre injury. Check out how it happened to him in this article.
A young lady, first diagnosed with gastroparesis found out she had another disease and she discovered it through a stranger on Facebook. Find out what happened.
A 24-year-old man from California fell on his chin from his balcony but incurred no damage to his brain and skull. Read more about this bizarre case and how the patient managed to recover from the horrific accident.
A promising study shows that dostarlimab was effective in phase II clinical trials of a dozen patients with a subset of rectal cancer. Read on to learn more.
A clinical trial found a better way to reconstruct the ears of mictoria patients without any invasive methods. Read more about the successful procedure and what it offers to the future of surgical studies.