4,000-year-old Egyptian skulls reveal earliest attempt to surgically treat cancer
Treating cancer was beyond the capabilities of physicians from antiquity, but they still tried their best.
Treating cancer was beyond the capabilities of physicians from antiquity, but they still tried their best.
Nobody likes surgery -- antibiotics can help with that!
It would take a year to clear the backlog of postponed and canceled surgeries due to COVID-19.
Tiny robots might soon replace invasive surgery.
Thanks to robots, surgery has gone a long way since these have been introduced in the '80s making operations safer ...
Mechanical engineers at Brigham Young University are combining the versatility of origami with mechanical know-how to produce the smallest surgical ...
A preliminary study from Switzerland, published this month in the Annals of Neurology, proved the effectiveness of a new method ...
With grace and steady robotic clippers, this high-end remote controlled surgical system was used to stitch a piece of skin ...
Suspended animation in the Alien movie. For the half-dead arriving at hospitals, like the unfortunate who suffer gunshot wounds or ...
More than on one occasion, the Enterprise's chief medical officer Dr. Leonard McCoy laments how barbaric surgeons of the XXth ...
Facial transplant recipient Richard Lee Norris immediately after the operation (left), and seven months later (right). A while ago I ...
Plastic surgeons at University of Maryland performed the most complex facial reconstruction surgery to date, which included the replacements of ...
Implantable medical devices, capable of delivering drugs or performing micro-surgery from inside the body, have been the subject of scientific ...