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Critical Care

Image: A polymer nanowire sensor attached to a Coca-Cola can (Photo courtesy of Stanford University).

Nanowire Biosensors Could Monitor the Heart and Brain

Flexible electronics that can bend to accommodate almost any shape and form are the basis for ultrasensitive biosensors that can be attached to organs like the heart and brain. More...
10 Aug 2011

New Technique for Restoring Heart Rhythm

A new technique that uses low-power electrical impulses to treat cardiac arrhythmias such as atrial fibrillation could lead to the development of painless defibrillation methods. More...
09 Aug 2011

Adrenaline Still Recommended for Use in Cardiac Arrest

A new study provides the best evidence to date supporting the continued use of adrenaline to treat cardiac arrest, despite limited evidence for or against its use. More...
08 Aug 2011
Image: The Navigator Delivery System (Navigator DS) (Photo courtesy of Carticept Medical).

Injection Delivery System Automates Joint Pain Relief

A novel drug delivery system automates some of the steps involved in preparing and delivering intra-articular pain medication. More...
04 Aug 2011

Newer Techniques Are Making Cardiac CT Safer for Children

Coronary CT angiography has excellent image quality and diagnostic effectiveness for the complete range of pediatric patients, with significant reduction of risk with recent technologic developments, according to a new study. More...
03 Aug 2011

Abnormal Brain Ultrasound Scans in Premature Infants Indicate Future Risk of Psychiatric Disorders

Infants born prematurely are at risk for injuries to the white and gray matter of the brain that affect cortical development and neural connectivity. More...
03 Aug 2011

Drug Shortages Habitually Delay Care at Hospitals

A new survey reveals that prescription drug shortages frequently delay patient care at 20% of the hospitals in the United States. More...
03 Aug 2011
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