Cataract Surgery in Europe Has Become Safer: Complications Occur in Less Than 1% of Cases
Since EUREQUO was established in 2007, the registry has accumulated data on nearly 5 million cataract surgeries...
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Patient with Metastatic Pancreatic Cancer Remains Disease-Free for More Than Three Years After Experimental Treatment
The study involved 11 patients with newly diagnosed metastatic pancreatic cancer who had not previously received treatment...
World’s First Patient Undergoes Live AI-Assisted Brain Surgery
The tumour was positioned dangerously close to the carotid arteries, which supply blood to the brain, and the optic nerves responsible for vision...
The Lancet: Robots place knee implants more precisely, but do not speed up recovery
Their purpose is to help surgeons position implants with maximum precision and tailor the procedure to each patient’s individual anatomy...
A “Bypass Route” for the Spinal Cord: Scientists Develop New Way to Restore Movement and Sensation
According to the researchers, more than 2.5 million people worldwide are living with spinal cord injuries...
Chinese doctors report world-first successful replantation of both legs severed at the thighs
The hospital says the procedure represents the world's first documented case of successful replantation after both thighs were completely severed simultaneously...
Science Translational Medicine: Scientists identify a way to significantly delay the return of the most aggressive brain tumor
In experiments involving mice, scientists injected lipid nanoparticles loaded with the chemotherapy drug doxorubicin into the bloodstream...
Study Questions Benefits of Common Knee Surgery for Degenerative Cartilage Tears
The study focused on middle-aged and older adults with knee pain caused by degenerative cartilage tears detected on MRI...
World-First Surgical Breakthrough: Humanoid Robots Perform Operations on Patients in California
The robots, named Surgie, stand approximately 1.5 meters tall and weigh just 27 kilograms․․․
Rare Nerve Tumor Successfully Removed in Budapest, Restoring Patient’s Ability to Walk
Following the procedure, the patient's quality of life and ability to walk independently were fully restored...
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