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Special delivery: caring Chinese mother hires crane to lift delicate post-caesarean daughter-in-law to 7th-floor home - Vimarsana News

Special delivery: caring Chinese mother hires crane to lift delicate post-caesarean daughter-in-law to 7th-floor home

A mother in China was so worried about her daughter-in-law after she had painful childbirth surgery that she took unconventional steps to prevent further discomfort, in the form of some heavy industrial lifting gear.

Source: scmp.com
ACL surgery linked to higher risk of arthritis in young adults - Vimarsana News

ACL surgery linked to higher risk of arthritis in young adults

Early-onset arthritis may hit as many as one in every four young people who undergo anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction surgeries, new research warns.

Source: yahoo.com
KY Lt. Gov. Coleman gets positive report after double mastectomy, urges awareness - Vimarsana News

KY Lt. Gov. Coleman gets positive report after double mastectomy, urges awareness

Coleman underwent a double mastectomy this month after noting “significant family history of cancer.” On Tuesday, she said her post-surgery reports “came back clean.”

Source: yahoo.com
'Dinner plate sized' device found in woman's body after c-section - Vimarsana News

'Dinner plate sized' device found in woman's body after c-section

An Alexis retractor, or AWR, which can measure 17 centimeters in diameter, was left inside the mother's body following the birth of her baby in 2020.

Source: wdsu.com
New Studies Suggest Female Doctors Make Better Surgeons Than Male Doctors - Vimarsana News

New Studies Suggest Female Doctors Make Better Surgeons Than Male Doctors

Studies from Canada and Sweden claim patients operated on by female surgeons are less likely to have adverse outcomes including death 12 months post operation

Source: yahoo.com