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Surgical Techniques

In-House Delay of Elective Surgery May Increase Infection Risk

In-hospital delay of elective surgery is linked to significant increases in infectious complications, mortality, and hospital costs, according to the results of a new study. More...
27 Dec 2010
Image: The VirtuoSaph Plus Endoscopic vessel harvesting system (photo courtesy Terumo Cardiovascular Systems).

Minimally Invasive System Harvests Veins via Endoscopy

A new system for harvesting vessels utilizes a cut-and-seal technique, minimizing thermal spread and facilitating an endoscopic approach to vessel harvesting. More...
22 Dec 2010

Outcomes for Robotic Hysterectomy Similar to Laparoscopic Technique

Performing minimally invasive hysterectomy, with or without the assistance of robotic equipment, produced similar, positive outcomes in women with endometrial cancer, according to a new study. More...
22 Dec 2010

iPad Tablet Device Debuts in the Operating Room

A recent column written by a surgeon at Georgetown University has revealed that the popular iPad device is becoming a regular presence among the operating room staff. More...
21 Dec 2010

Laparoscopic Appendectomy Technique Is Not Necessarily Better

A new study has found that the danger of deep abdominal infections following appendix removal was markedly less when an open surgical approach was used. More...
20 Dec 2010

Heparin-Bonded Vascular Grafts Outperform Teflon-Coated Versions

A new study has shown that a heparin-bonded expandable polytetrafluoroethylene graft is superior to a Teflon-coated graft in reducing occlusion in patients with peripheral artery disease. More...
16 Dec 2010

Electroporation Effective in Treating Hepatocellular Carcinoma

A new technique called irreversible electroporation holds promise for the treatment of hepatocellar carcinoma and other soft tissue tumors. More...
15 Dec 2010
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