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Video Game Technology May Help Surgeons Operate on Beating Hearts; Pediatric Cardiac Surgeons See Better With Stereoscopic Glasses

Video Game Technology May Help Surgeons Operate on Beating Hearts; Pediatric Cardiac Surgeons See Better With Stereoscopic Glasses

Surgeons use robot arm in tumour op

A robot has helped surgeons to remove a brain tumour from a 21-year-old woman in Canada in what is thought to be the first operation of its kind in the world.

EDAP Highlights Minimally Invasive Robotic HIFU Technology At British Association of Urological Surgeons Annual Meeting

TMCNet: EDAP Highlights Minimally Invasive Robotic HIFU Technology At British Association of Urological Surgeons Annual Meeting

EDAP Highlights Minimally Invasive Robotic HIFU Technology At British Association Of Urological Surgeons Annual Meeting

Lyon, France - EDAP TMS SA, the global leader in therapeutic ultrasound, announced today its Ablatherm-HIFU device and next generation Sonolith-I-Sys was highlighted at the British Association of Urological Surgeons (BAUS) Annual Meeting. The world's most renowned national and international opinion leaders in urology attended the event, held in Manchester, England from June 23-27, 2008.

Heart Surgeons as Video Gamers

3-D view: Researchers at Children's Hospital Boston are bringing video-game technology into the operating room. Cardiac surgeon Nikolay Vasilyev gives his stereo goggles a test run while performing surgical simulations. The goggles, coupled with a monitor displaying real-time ultrasound data, provide a stereoscopic 3-D view. Vasilyev tested the technology in beating-heart surgery on pigs' hearts and found that it allowed him to patch a hole more efficiently than with traditional 3-D imaging.

Gundersen Surgeons Will Get Some Help From Robots

Jul. 22--Gundersen Lutheran soon will be using the newest and most advanced robotic surgical assistant technology to provide the least invasive surgery for prostate and gynecological cancers.

Gundersen surgeons will get some help from robots

Jul. 22--Gundersen Lutheran soon will be using the newest and most advanced robotic surgical assistant technology to provide the least invasive surgery for prostate and gynecological cancers.

Video Game Technology May Help Surgeons Operate on Beating Hearts

HEART "CARDIAC SURGERY" CARDIOLOGY "GONGENITAL HEART DISEASE" BEATING-HEART STEREOSCOPIC VISION ULTRASOUND IMAGING VIDEO GAMING

Renowned Leader and Educator in Robotic Cardiac Bypass Surgery Leverages Cardica's C-Port(R) Flex-A(R) Anastomosis System in His Practice and to Educate Cardiothoracic Surgeons

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Surgeon uses claw hammer to remove nail from man's head

Surgeons reached for a claw hammer after a DIY enthusiast accidentally shot himself in the head with a nail gun.

Stem Cell Treatment for Children with Eye Nerve Disease Called 'Medical Hoax'

Newswise - Two pediatric eye surgeons at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis expressed alarm over what they label a "21st century snake oil" scam.

Canadian-made robot helps remove brain tumour

A team of Calgary surgeons has successfully used a robot to remove a tumour from a young woman's brain.

Robotic Surgery Systems Begin to Earn Their Keep

A controversial robotic surgery is gaining popularity among cardiac surgeons for repairing defective heart valves and bypassing clogged coronary arteries.

EDAP Highlights Minimally Invasive Robotic HIFU Technology At British Association of Urological Surg

EDAP Highlights Minimally Invasive Robotic HIFU Technology At British Association of Urological Surgeons Annual Meeting

Sparks Fly and Metal Melts as Harley-Davidson Museum Opens in Milwaukee

Nation's Fourth Hand Transplant Performed at Jewish Hospital Hand Care Center by Kleinert Kutz and University of Louisville Surgeons

Video game technology may speed up beating-heart surgical procedures

Experts at Children's Hospital Boston say that a simple technology used by the video game industry may provide cardiac surgeons with ultrasound of images of the beating heart as a hologram while performing intricate beating-heart operations, especially on babies with congenital disease.

Two Color RNA Intercalating Probe for Cell Imaging Applications

Departments of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Columbia University, New York, New York 10027, HHMI, Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, New York 10032, Department of Chemistry, Hunter College of The City University of New York, New York, New York 10065, Department of Chemistry, City College of The City University of New York, New York, New York 10031

Video game technology may speed up beating-heart surgical procedures

Washington, June 10 : Experts at Children's Hospital Boston say that a simple technology used by the video game industry may provide cardiac surgeons with ultrasound of images of the beating heart as a hologram while performing intricate beating-heart operations, especially on babies with congenital disease.

Video game technology may speed up beating-heart surgical procedures

Washington, June 10 : Experts at Children's Hospital Boston say that a simple technology used by the video game industry may provide cardiac surgeons with ultrasound of images of the beating heart as a hologram while performing intricate beating-heart operations, especially on babies with congenital disease.

Grizedale Forest Lets Sculptors Take Their Art To New Heights

Sculptures by two contemporary artists are to be installed at Grizedale Forest on Tuesday May 20 2008, with the help of two tree surgeons.

Robots + Air Hockey = You Lose

Just when you thought they’ve come out with almost every possible robot imaginable; robot monkeys, robot girlfriends, robot gas stations, robot bartender, robotic surgeons, killer robots…then comes the air hockey robot. I guess my next question is “why?”

Robotic heart surgery a less invasive option

Jul. 18--The da Vinci Surgical System may look like it came from the belly of a space ship, but the cutting edge machine offers surgeons an upper hand that is proving beneficial for patients and doctors.

Video Games in the OR

(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- The latest wave of video game technology is doing much more than keeping teenagers entertained it's preparing doctors for the operating room. Ivanhoe explains how the Nintendo Wii is working wonders for surgeons.

Crave Live: Apple iPhone 3G unveiled at WWDC

Good golly, Miss Molly -- it's the Apple iPhone 3G! Finally! CNET.com's Molly Wood reports from the Worldwide Developers' Conference in San Francisco with all the salient iPhone details from Steve Jobs' keynote speech -- including how the new third-party apps can help us become brain surgeons. Bonus! Stay tuned for more from the WWDC. -Shannon Doubleday

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