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AI Tool Predicts Post-Therapy Barrett’s Esophagus Recurrence

Graphical Abstract (Akshintala V, Han S, Yan Y, et al. Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology, 2026. DOI: 10.1016/j.cgh.2026.03.026)

An AI approach predicts post‑therapy Barrett’s esophagus recurrence and timing, enabling risk‑stratified endoscopic follow‑up.
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Endovascular Stent Graft Enables Minimally Invasive Aortic Arch Repair

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Automated System Classifies and Tracks Cardiogenic Shock Across Hospital Settings

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MRI Tool Enables Long-Term Tracking of Transplanted Cardiac Cells

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External Liver Assist System Receives FDA RMAT Designation

Acute liver failure can develop over days to weeks and is often fatal when transplantation is not possible or unavailable. Read more
10 Apr 2026 | Business

Image: VARIPULSE Pro integrates with the CARTO 3 System, using advanced mapping capabilities, including tissue proximity indicators, to support precise lesion delivery (photo courtesy of Johnson & Johnson)

Pulsed Field Ablation System Streamlines Atrial Fibrillation Procedures

Atrial fibrillation is the most common cardiac arrhythmia, affecting more than 50 million people worldwide and straining capacity for rhythm-control procedures. Read more
09 Apr 2026 | Surgical Techniques

Image: Despite differences in how the ring and the clinical fingertip sensor capture pulse waveforms, the deep learning model predicted vascular age with similar accuracy from both devices. Importantly, ring-derived estimates were associated with blood pressure, a standard cardiovascular health marker (photo courtesy of NUS Medicine)

Wearable AI Tool Estimates Vascular Age for Cardiovascular Risk

Vascular age, an estimate of how a person’s arteries compare biologically to their chronological age, is a concise marker of cardiovascular risk. Read more
09 Apr 2026 | Critical Care

Image: Researchers in Jing Jiang’s lab demonstrate concurrent TMS-fMRI technology (photo courtesy of Jing Jiang Lab, University of Iowa Health Care)

New Brain Stimulation Approach Targets Deep Brain Areas Without Surgery

Noninvasive modulation of deep brain structures remains a major hurdle for treating disorders tied to memory and emotion. Read more
08 Apr 2026 | Critical Care

Standardized FMT Protocol May Improve Survival in Severe C. difficile Infection

Clostridioides difficile (C. difficile) infection is a leading cause of health care-acquired diarrhea, and the fulminant form carries high mortality. Read more
08 Apr 2026 | Critical Care

Image: The algorithm uses geospatial clustering of past cardiac arrests to identify hotspots and guide AED placement within 200 meters to reduce retrieval distance for bystanders (photo credit: 123RF)

Algorithm Identifies Cardiac Arrest Hotspots to Guide AED Placement

Out-of-hospital sudden cardiac arrest is common and usually fatal, and survival depends on rapid defibrillation. Read more
08 Apr 2026 | AI

image: A novel injectable microgel could enable safer surgeries for infants (photo courtesy of 123RF)

Injectable Microgel Reduces Blood Loss in Infant Surgery

Bleeding during neonatal surgery remains difficult to manage because infant blood forms clots differently than adult blood. Read more
07 Apr 2026 | Critical Care

Image: Allevion Medical receives FDA Clearance for Vantage, introducing a fully disposable approach to minimally invasive spinal decompression (photo courtesy of Allevion Medical)

Single-Use System Enables Minimally Invasive Decompression for Lumbar Spinal Stenosis

Lumbar spinal stenosis is frequently driven by hypertrophic bone that narrows the canal and produces pain. Read more
07 Apr 2026 | Surgical Techniques

Image: A novel minimally invasive method to assess coronary blood flow restriction performed similarly to the standard invasive procedure (photo courtesy of Shutterstock)

Angiography-Based Tool Matches Standard FFR for Coronary Revascularization Guidance

Cardiologists often need to determine whether coronary artery plaques are truly restricting blood flow before deciding on revascularization. Read more
07 Apr 2026 | Surgical Techniques

New Partnership Expands Access to Predictive Tool for Patient Monitoring

Spacelabs Healthcare has signed an agreement with DEPTH Health, Inc. to make the Rothman Index available to hospitals and health systems through DEPTH’s Real-Time Advisor for Clinical Expert Routing (RACER) offering. Read more
07 Apr 2026 | Business

Microscope image of the custom 360 μ m diameter lenses, with the black chromium aperture shown (appears pink in image (Gálvez, D. et al., Biophotonics Discovery. DOI: 10.1117/1.BIOS.3.2.025001)

Endoscope Enables Fallopian Tube Imaging and Cell Collection for Ovarian Cancer Surveillance

Early detection of ovarian cancer remains challenging because symptoms are nonspecific and available screening tests often fail to identify disease at a curable stage. Read more
07 Apr 2026 | Surgical Techniques

Image: The Aeros Modular Stem System is now commercially available in the United States (photo courtesy of restor3d)

New Modular Stem System Improves Fixation and Workflow in Total Ankle Replacement

Total ankle replacement demands stable fixation, preservation of bone stock, and consistent intraoperative efficiency to support durable outcomes. Read more
07 Apr 2026 | Surgical Techniques

Image: The device combines a minimally invasive, long‑lifetime “read/write” brain‑computer interface (BCI) with assistive devices and AI-driven support (photo courtesy of Epia Neuro)

Implantable Brain-Computer Interface Supports Stroke Recovery and Assistive Function

Stroke leaves many survivors with chronic motor deficits that limit independence, and cognitive decline is a growing concern in aging populations. Read more
06 Apr 2026 | Surgical Techniques

Image: This bandage-like patch could someday be part of an effective and noninvasive treatment for melanoma (photo courtesy of ACS Nano (2026). DOI: 10.1021/acsnano.5c21102)

Heat-Activated Skin Patch Targets Melanoma Lesions

Melanoma, a lethal skin cancer, is usually managed with surgical excision. Surgery can be invasive and may not be suitable for all lesions, driving interest in noninvasive therapies. Read more
06 Apr 2026 | Critical Care

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