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AI Can Provide Surgeons with Valuable Data and Real-Time Feedback
Artificial intelligence (AI) tools in healthcare are evolving and improving at an ever-accelerating pace. Recent studies show that AI performance can complement or even surpass human expertise in many cases. As a result, AI is increasingly being employed in areas such as medical administration, immunology, ophthalmology, and radiological imaging interpretation. Surgery, however, remains a field where AI adoption has been relatively slow and limited. Nonetheless, it holds significant potential in this domain.
Better get your eyes checked! How is visual sensitivity linked to dementia development?
Our vision reveals a lot about the health of our brain. Eye problems may even be one of the…
How and when does the reaction to gluten begin in coeliac disease? A new Canadian study offers potential answers
As is well known, coeliac disease is a systemic autoimmune disorder characterised by damage to…
Could Artificial Intelligence Help with Emergency Department Triage in the Future?
A new study by researchers from the University of California, San Francisco, is one of the few to…
Results of Prophylactic Treatment of Severe von Willebrand Disease with Recombinant vWF
The phase III study cited below evaluated the efficacy and safety of 12-month prophylaxis with recombinant...
The Brain, Too, Has Its Midlife Crisis. How Do These Changes Relate to the Risk of Dementia in Old Age?
The human brain undergoes rapid changes during certain developmental periods. Childhood,…
Excellent effect of sotorasib in a higher line of treatment in a patient with NSCLC with G12C mutation of KRAS – a case study
We present a case study of an elderly patient with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) treated with…
Fluoroscopically Calibrated 3D-Printed Tools Increase Osteotomy Precision During Tumor Resection Near Joints
The area around the knee is a common site for malignant bone tumors, such as osteosarcomas. Their…
Intermittent Fasting May Carry Significant Health Risks
Results from an observational study presented at this year’s American Heart Association (AHA)…
Smaller Volume and Faster Infusion Rate of aPCC: What Do Current Data Say About This Modification?
Administering an infusion of activated prothrombin complex concentrate (aPCC) at the standardized rate...