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Image: A novel scanner detects detect localized tissue edema and bedsores (Photo courtesy of Bruin Biometrics).

Novel Scanner Assesses Risk of Pressure Ulcers

An innovative wireless handheld device detects subepidermal moisture (SEM), identifying specific areas at increased risk for developing pressure damage. Read more
14 Jan 2019 | Critical Care
Image: A new study claims nonadherence plays a major role in disease burden (Photo courtesy of Shutterstock).

Multimethod Approach Identifies Pharmacologic Nonadherence

An assessment of pharmacy refill data and technology measures can improve accurate identification of nonadherence among chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients, claims a new study. Read more
14 Jan 2019 | Critical Care
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Topical Antibiotics Recommended for NICU Infants

A new study recommends application of the topical antibiotic Mupirocin in order to eliminate Staphylococcus aureus (SA) colonization of hospitalized babies. Read more
10 Jan 2019 | Critical Care
Image: A new study asserts that redirecting nerves severed during limb amputation can reduce phantom pain (Photo courtesy of 123rf).

Rerouting Nerves During Amputation Reduces Phantom Limb Pain

A novel surgical procedure developed for advanced prosthetics can prevent or reduce debilitating phantom limb and stump pain in amputees, according to a new study. Read more
09 Jan 2019 | Surgical Techniques
Image: A new study claims placing a CVC that exits in the back can prevent inadvertent dislodgment (Photo courtesy of Shutterstock).

Novel CVC Placement Technique Prevents Dislodgement

A new study describes a central venous catheter (CVC) placement technique that could help prevent confused patients from pulling it out or dislodging it easily. Read more
09 Jan 2019 | Critical Care
Image: New research suggests inadequate margin guidelines lead to repeat breast-conserving surgery (Photo courtesy of Shutterstock).

Effective Breast-Conserving Surgery Results in Substantial Savings

A new study suggests that if breast-conserving surgery (BCS) re-operation rates can be minimized, considerable funds can be saved. Read more
08 Jan 2019 | Surgical Techniques
Image: A new monitor accurately measures cardiac output (Photo courtesy of Retia Medical).

Hemodynamic Monitor Continuously Measures Cardiac Output

A novel device intended for high-risk surgical and critically ill patients’ tracks oxygen delivery status in order to maintain optimal fluid status in a patient’s circulation. Read more
08 Jan 2019 | Critical Care
Image: A new study claims bariatric surgery is safe in patients with cirrhosis (Photo courtesy of iStock).

Bariatric Surgery Safe for Compensated Cirrhosis Patients

Patients suffering from non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) and cirrhosis can still benefit from bariatric surgery, especially vertical sleeve gastrectomy, according to a new study. Read more
07 Jan 2019 | Surgical Techniques
Image: Research shows a negative colonoscopy screening result is still valid after 10 years (Photo courtesy of Getty Images).

Colonoscopy Every Ten Years Does Not Increase Risk

A negative colonoscopy result is associated with a lower risk of colorectal cancer (CRC) and related deaths for more than 12 years, claims a new study. Read more
07 Jan 2019 | Critical Care
Image: A new study suggests cardiac ablation reduces risk of death for AF and HF patients (Photo courtesy of Getty Images).

Catheter Ablation Superior to Drug Therapy for HF

Catheter ablation is superior to conventional drug therapy alone for patients with atrial fibrillation (AF) and heart failure (HF), according to a new study. Read more
07 Jan 2019 | Critical Care
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Surgeons Under Stress Make More Errors

A new study reveals that during intervals of short-term stress, surgeons are much more prone to make mistakes in the operating room (OR). Read more
03 Jan 2019 | Surgical Techniques

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DeepMind Masters Retinal Disease Detection

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Pelvic Floor Disorders Associated with Childbirth Delivery Method

A new study suggests that vaginal childbirth substantially increases the probability a woman will develop a pelvic floor disorder, such as incontinence, later on in life. Researchers at Johns Hopkins... Read more

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Self-Powered Implant Short-Circuits Hunger Pangs

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Use of Amphetamine and Opioid During Pregnancy Rising

An increasing incidence of amphetamine and opioid use among pregnant women is adversely affecting gestational outcomes, claims a new study. Researchers at Hennepin Healthcare (Minneapolis, MN, USA),... Read more

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Smart Hospital Bed Continuously Monitors Patient Wellbeing

The Hill-Rom Holdings (Batesville, IN, USA) Centrella Smart+ bed platform now allows for continuous monitoring of patients' heart and respiratory rates over 100 times per minute without ever touching them,... Read more

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Parametric Modeling Helps Determine Prosthetic Valve Size

A new study describes how three-dimensional (3D) printing can evaluate how different valve sizes will interact with each patient's unique anatomy, before the procedure is actually performed.... Read more

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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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GE Healthcare to Implement First AI-Powered Hospital Command Centers

GE Healthcare (Chicago, IL, USA) is collaborating with hospital service providers in Europe and the US for implementing an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered command center to effectively and efficiently... Read more

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