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May 26, 2024
MediThinQ, the Korean startup pioneering extended reality (XR) wearable displays for surgical applications, unveils its groundbreaking SCOPEYE 3D Micro ...
April 5, 2024
FET-2023 was conducted on March 3, 2024 for admission to various FNB Fellowship and FPIS courses.
April 5, 2022
Got it ready. theyre getting ready for a mass casualty event. theyre taking surgeons in the hospital how they handle wounds like shrapnel wounds. they have wound vacs use negative pressure. try to keep the wounds clean. do they have enough supplies? currently they do. do they have enough gauze, have enough beta dine, do they have enough sutures? they have all of that as you know even a surgeon who knows how to do basic trauma is not somebody that can tie a blood vessel together with micro surger...
March 10, 2021
Date Time ‘incredible’ future of safer eye surgery Dr Ben LaHood was one of the first eye surgeons to use the new 3D digital microscope at Tennyson Centre Day Hospital Revolutionary eye-surgery technology is available for the first time in Australia, offering patients and surgeons a peek into the future – and a safer operating environment. Adelaide’s Tennyson Centre Day Hospital has invested in the Zeiss Artevo digital microscope, a world-first innovation that allows surgeons to visuali...
February 26, 2021
The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS) Council yesterday voted in Dr Sally Langley as the College's next President and Dr Lawrence (Lawrie)...
February 19, 2021
ETH researchers are among the first scientists to have succeeded in propelling microvehicles against a fluid flow using ultrasound. In future, these tiny...
February 8, 2021
International award recognizes surgeon's life-long pioneering and innovative work in cardiothoracic surgery CHICAGO (February 8, 2021): The 2020 Jacobson...
June 1, 2019
Stabilize him, i ate e-mails away has a level one trauma center which has in addition to that neurosurgeon, microsurgery, your first would probably bring to jeanine beach which is where the three victims were brought to. and then if necessary you can airless them after stabilized to the level one center to more extensive surgery. the key is bull lost. where is the bleeding coming from. how do we stop it in on the scene what medical personnel do is apply turn kids in lines and look for sources of...
May 30, 2015
>> reporter: it took six years for the neuroarm to come to life. this is the second generation robot that dr. sutherland hopes will soon be in hospitals around north america and the world. >> so this is a descendant of the original robot and it has two arms. and the two arms are like surgeons. they multi-articulate and they are quite precise at the tool tip. and this robot can perform microsurgery. >> reporter: the neuroarm is built to increase safety and accuracy. no matter how good a surgeon i...
January 29, 2013
Months for further monitoring and therapy. his transplant could not have been accomplished without a highly collaborative team of physicians and professionals. and im delighted to introduce some of them who are with us today, and please stand up. dr. brendahur, the scientific direct to you are are of our vascular transplantation program. dr. jamie shores, the clinical director of our hand transplant program. dr. james higgins, chief of the curtis national hand center. and dr. patrick bacil, dire...