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Image: The DReal Decompression System (Photo courtesy of Carevature Medical).

Spinal Decompression Drill Reduces Risk of Dural Tear

A unique surgical drill is both powerful enough to efficiently cut bone, and small enough for use in all sections of the spine. Read more
18 Sep 2018 | Surgical Techniques
Image: An interlaminar device helps stabilize the stenotic spine (Photo courtesy of Paradigm Spine).

Innovative Implant Treats Lumbar Spinal Stenosis

A non-fusion, motion-preserving implant used following decompression procedures helps stabilize the lumbar spine without resorting to fusion. Read more
18 Sep 2018 | Surgical Techniques
Image: A new study claims Airblades are cheaper to run but less hygienic than paper towels (Photo courtesy of Alamy).

Hospital Dryers Escalate Environmental Contamination

A new study suggests that jet-air hand dryers in hospital toilets spread more germs than disposable paper towels, and should not be used. Read more
18 Sep 2018 | Critical Care
Image: An innovative oscillometric method can measure BP on a cell phone (Photo courtesy of MSU).

Novel App Measures BP without Accessories

A new study describes how oscillometric finger pressing (colloquially known as “Peek and Pop”) can provide accurate blood pressure (BP) readings on an iPhone, with no special equipment. Read more
18 Sep 2018 | Health IT
Image: A clear PMMA implant reconstructs the skull following a craniotomy (Photo courtesy of Longeviti).

Implant Solution Restores Cranial Voids and Corrects Deformities

A clear, patient specific implant enables neurosurgeons to reconstruct the cranium and observe neuroanatomy and critical functional components. Read more
17 Sep 2018 | Surgical Techniques
Image: The ULTRACONNECT blood pressure monitors and connected devices (Photo courtesy of A&D Medical).

Connected Health Devices Support Hypertension Management

New premium smart monitors promote better blood pressure (BP) control by allowing users to share data with healthcare providers. Read more
17 Sep 2018 | Critical Care
Image: A new study asserts physical activity can help women overcome the menopausal transition (Photo courtesy of Getty Images).

Physical Performance Decline Influenced by Menopause

Menopausal status is associated with a potential negative influence on skeletal muscle function among middle-aged women, according to a new study. Read more
13 Sep 2018 | Women's Health
Image: A small implantable neurostimulator helps control overactive bladders (Photo courtesy of BlueWind Medical).

Tibial Nerve Neuromodulator Regulates Active Bladders

A safe, minimally invasive system offers durable and significant improvements for over active bladder (OAB) patients. Read more
12 Sep 2018 | Surgical Techniques
Image: A new portable oxygen concentrator allows COPD patients a wider mobility (Photo courtesy of Caire).

Portable Oxygen Concentrator Supports Respiratory Care

People suffering from respiratory diseases can control their oxygen delivery needs anywhere with the help of a portable oxygen concentrator. Read more
12 Sep 2018 | Patient Care
Image: New research shows DCB matches DES in surgery of small blocked arteries (Photo courtesy of iStock).

Balloon Angioplasty Matches Stents for Small Blocked Arteries

Drug-coated balloons (DCB) are non-inferior to drug-eluting stents (DES) for treating small native coronary artery disease (CAD), according to a new study. Read more
11 Sep 2018 | Surgical Techniques
Image: Lead author Dr. Henry Wang holding a laryngeal tube (Photo courtesy of Rob Cahill/ UTHSCSA).

Laryngeal Tubes Beat Intubation Following Heart Attack

Patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) fare better with initial laryngeal tube (LT) insertion than endotracheal intubation (ETI), according to a new study. Read more
11 Sep 2018 | Critical Care

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Image: Google DeepMind is exploring new frontiers in medical diagnostics (Photo courtesy of Google).

DeepMind Masters Retinal Disease Detection

Artificial intelligence (AI) can accurately detect 53 kinds of sight-threatening retinopathy at least as effectively as experts, claims a new study. Researchers at Google DeepMind (London, United Kingdom),... Read more

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Image: The ivWatch 400 continuous IV monitoring device (Photo courtesy of ivWatch).

IV Monitor Detects RT Infiltrations and Extravasations

A novel intravenous (IV) therapy monitor helps minimize the risks associated with adverse peripheral venous infiltration (PVI) and extravasation events. The ivWatch (Williamsburg, VA, USA) Model 400... Read more

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Image: A new study claims mammograms for nursing home residents hold no benefit (Photo courtesy of Getty Images).

No Benefits Found in Breast Surgery for Nursing Home Patients

A new study finds that female nursing home residents who undergo breast cancer surgery experience significant functional decline and increased mortality. Researchers at the University of California,... Read more

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Image: The Annovera reusable contraceptive ring (Photo courtesy of Hallie Easley / Population Council).

Flexible Contraceptive Ring Lasts for Whole Year

A new self-administered hormonal contraceptive formed as a reusable, flexible silicone ring can prevent unwanted pregnancies for up to an entire year. The Annovera contraceptive ring, developed by the... Read more

Patient Care

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Fifth Wheel Facilitates Medical Bed Transport
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Image: An adhesive connected patch monitors vital signs (Photo courtesy of Vital Connect).

Wireless Solution Meets Rising Demands of Home Monitoring

An upgraded monitoring solution allows clinicians to track a patient’s vital signs, body posture, and activity levels, all at the same time and regardless of patient location. The Vital Connect (Campbell,... Read more

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Telemedicine Reduces Inter-Hospital ICU Transfers
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Image: New research suggests that telemedicine can increase heart failure patient’s longevity (Photo courtesy of Alamy).

Telemedicine Patient Management Increases Life Expectancy

Telemedical interventional management reduces hospitalizations and prolongs the life of patients with heart failure (HF), according to a new study. Researchers at Charité University Medicine (Charité;... Read more

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New Children’s Hospital Transforms California Healthcare
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Image: An NFER system allows researchers to track nurses\' movements in real time (Photo courtesy of Jung Hyup Kim/ MU).

Nurse Tracking System Improves Hospital Workflow

An innovative system uses a combination of manual observation and non-intrusive tracking sensors to track intensive care unit (ICU) nurses in real time. Developed at the University of Missouri (MU;... Read more

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Image: The global ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs) market is estimated to reach USD 97 billion by 2024 (Photo courtesy of iStock).

Global Ambulatory Surgical Centers Market to Reach USD 97 Billion by 2024

The global ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs) market is estimated to have been valued at USD 77.1 billion in 2017 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 3.5% to reach USD 97.3 billion by 2024, driven mainly... Read more

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