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Critical Care

Faulty Brain Chemistry Linked to Sleep Apnea

Researchers have found links between deficits in brain chemistry and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and rapid-eye-movement (REM) sleep behavior disorder. More...
25 Jul 2003

Warning Issued on Artery Stent

The US Food and Drug Administration has announced the receipt of 47 medical device reports of stent thrombosis occurring at the time of implantation, or within a few days, of a sirolimus-eluting coronary stent called Cypher. More...
21 Jul 2003

Arrest Chilling Lessens Brain Damage of Cardiac

Two new major studies have shown that cooling the body temperature to below normal can help prevent brain damage after cardiac arrest. The findings were announced in an advisory statement published by the American Heart Association. More...
21 Jul 2003

Oxygen Monitor Saves Valuable Time for CC Patients

A new continuous monitor of partial pressure oxygen and carbon dioxide (pO2 and pCO2) incorporates automatic calibration, which can save valuable time for critical care patients. More...
18 Jul 2003

Nonadhesive Pulse Oximetry Sensor for Neonates

New nonadhesive pulse oximetry sensors are designed to protect the delicate skin of neonates as well as geriatric and other patients with compromised skin integrity.
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16 Jul 2003

Growth Factor May Prevent Stroke

A study has shown that injections of a growth factor into rat brains expanded blood vessels and improved blood flow, which may lead to a noninvasive way to prevent stroke. More...
16 Jul 2003

Small Cardioplegia System for Heart Surgery

A new system for use in cooling and warming the heart during cardiac surgery is only about the size of a fist, thereby reducing the amount of blood needed for priming. More...
09 Jul 2003
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