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Image: Study procedure flow chart. After patients with BSI were identified from microbiology databases, 27 patients\' characteristics were extracted from electronic health records. After the dimension of those variables was reduced with Uniform Manifold Approximation and Projection (UMAP), k-means++ was used to identify clusters. Three clinically distinct clusters were identified. Among those clusters, patients were divided into solid organ transplant (SOT) and non-SOT groups. Clinical characteristics and outcomes were evaluated (Masayuki Nigo et al., American Journal of Transplantation (2026). DOI: 10.1016/j.ajt.2025.10.019)

AI Tool Maps Early Risk Patterns in Bloodstream Infections

Bloodstream infections can deteriorate rapidly and carry high mortality, especially in immunocompromised patients. Read more
24 Mar 2026 | AI
Image: The algorithm standardizes medication escalation and is embedded in the electronic health records (photo courtesy of 123RF)

Standardized Treatment Algorithm Improves Blood Pressure Control

Hypertension is common and drives preventable cardiovascular, renal, and pregnancy complications. Control remains inconsistent across large care networks and disproportionately harms underserved communities. Read more
23 Mar 2026 | Critical Care
Image: Figure shows biofabrication of scaffold-free customizable modular shapes for tissue engineering (photo courtesy of Stanford University Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery)

New Approach Enables Customized Muscle Tissue Without Biomaterial Scaffolds

Volumetric muscle loss is a traumatic loss of skeletal muscle that often leads to permanent functional impairment and limited reconstructive options. Read more
23 Mar 2026 | Surgical Techniques
Image: MIT PhD students Tiffany Yau (left) and Teya Bergamaschi who developed the deep learning model (Photo courtesy of Alex Ouyang/MIT Jameel Clinic)

AI Helps Predict Which Heart-Failure Patients Will Worsen Within a Year

Heart failure remains one of the leading causes of illness and death worldwide, with nearly half of patients dying within five years of diagnosis. Read more
19 Mar 2026 | Critical Care
Image: Stryker has announced the limited market release of the handheld robotic system Mako RPS for Total Knee (photo courtesy of Stryker)

Handheld Robotic System Expands Options for Total Knee Surgery

Orthopedic teams vary in their adoption of robotics, with some surgeons favoring intraoperative decision-making and a manual instrument feel, while others rely on preoperative, computed tomography–based planning with robotic guidance. Read more
19 Mar 2026 | Surgical Techniques
Image: GE Healthcare and Medtronic have significantly expanded their long-standing alliance

Medtronic and GE HealthCare Broaden Alliance Across Monitoring and Care Solutions

Medtronic announced a multiyear renewal and significant expansion of its global strategic alliance with GE HealthCare across Patient Care Solutions. Read more
18 Mar 2026 | Business
Image: The Pre-MIRACLE2 tool enables early assessment of brain injury risk in cardiac arrest patients during ambulance care (Photo courtesy of 123RF)

Algorithm Allows Paramedics to Predict Brain Damage Risk After Cardiac Arrest

Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest carries a high risk of death, with survival rates below 10%. Even when the heart is restarted, clinicians often face uncertainty about the extent of brain injury. Read more
18 Mar 2026 | Critical Care
Image: Klebsiella pneumoniae is a common cause of bloodstream infections in high-burden hospital settings (Adobe Stock)

Combined Infection Control Strategy Limits Drug-Resistant Outbreak in NICU

Neonatal sepsis remains a leading cause of death in low- and middle-income countries, where overcrowded facilities and limited resources heighten transmission risks from multidrug-resistant pathogens. Read more
17 Mar 2026 | Critical Care
Image: An artistic drawing of cells dying through apoptosis, a natural process that can be synthetically triggered through the use of PROTACs (Photo courtesy of Duke University)

Cancer-Seeking Microbubbles Make Tumor Cells Self-Destruct

Delivering large cancer drugs into tumor cells without damaging healthy tissue has long been a major challenge in oncology. Read more
16 Mar 2026 | Critical Care
Image: The VR module places the user in a virtual operating room and delivers a 3D demonstration of shockwave lithotripsy (Photo courtesy of Phoebe Reynolds/Surgassists)

VR Experience Reduces Patient Anxiety Before Kidney Stone Procedure

Many patients experience anxiety and limited comprehension when preparing for invasive or device-assisted care. Read more
16 Mar 2026 | Surgical Techniques
Image: The YDHB-NS01 robotic-assisted system for cerebral angiography can improve procedural efficiency (Photo courtesy of PUMCH)

Robot-Assisted Brain Angiography Improves Procedural Outcomes

Digital subtraction angiography remains the gold standard for diagnosing cerebrovascular conditions such as intracranial aneurysms, arteriovenous malformations, and arterial stenosis. Read more
16 Mar 2026 | Surgical Techniques
Image: New research shows specialized eye-movement assessments can detect subtle brain changes that might not appear on a standard scans (Photo courtesy of Adobe Stock)

Eye Movement Tests Uncover Hidden Brain Changes Years After Concussion

Mild traumatic brain injury, or concussion, can leave subtle cognitive effects that evade evaluation. Read more
16 Mar 2026 | Critical Care
Image: Neurosurgeons use advanced brain mapping with real-time data to guide precise tumor removal while preserving vital functions (photo courtesy of the University of Rochester)

Brain Mapping Technology Enhances Precision in Brain Tumor Resection

Maximizing tumor resection while preserving speech and motor function remains difficult because malignant cells often infiltrate brain tissue beyond visible margins. Read more
13 Mar 2026 | Surgical Techniques
Image: The microspheres (green), hepatocytes (magenta), and supporting fibroblasts (orange) assemble and reorganize into engineered liver grafts over time. Image shows a comparison of day zero (left) and day fourteen (right) of the grafts cultured in the laboratory (Photo couresy of Bhatia Lab)

Injectable Mini Livers Offer Hope for Patients Awaiting Transplant

Chronic liver disease and acute liver failure leave thousands dependent on transplantation, yet donor organs remain scarce and many patients are too frail for major surgery. Read more
13 Mar 2026 | Surgical Techniques

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