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125th German Society of Surgery Congress

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The 125th Congress of the German Society of Surgery and the annual Congress of the German Society of Visceral Surgery (DVGC) in late April, examined the facts behind Read more …

Bigger, brighter and more uniform surgical lighting

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Germ-free IT in the operation theatre

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Among the major changes to operating theatres (OT) in recent years is the introduction of information technology (IT) equipment. Read more …

First Czech heart/lung transplant

The Czech Republic’s first cardiac transplant took place in 1984; now about 40 take place annually. The country’s first lung transplants began ten years ago; to date around a Read more …

Fully digital X-ray based 3-D imaging drives MIS

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In recent years, intra-operative 3-D C-arm imaging has revolutionised orthopaedics and trauma surgery. In particular using the images created during an operation, C-arms with 3-D Read more …

Surgeons urged to ‘think twice’before giving blood transfusions

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Hospitals are urged to tighten up on blood transfusions, following a growing number of reports on unrecognised risks from blood transfusions – and these are not the Read more …

Transcending tradition

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The theatre is spectacular. Its immaculate cornflower blue glass walls surround space age technology — the EndoALPHA system. Even that name suggests something that surpasses what Read more …

Visualising prostate cancer

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Advances in prostate cancer imaging spark hopes for better therapies. Meike Lerner asked Professor Hartmut Huland, Medical Director of Martini-Klinik in Hamburg, and pioneer of Read more …

Kidney donors: a long-term follow-up

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By A Chkhotua, T Pantsulaia*, N Maglakelidze
at the National Centre of Urology, Tbilisi, Georgia Read more …

The 1st Central European Congress of Surgery 2008

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23-26 April
Prague, Czech Republic
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The 57th ESCVS Annual Congress

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The first day of the European Society of Cardiovascular Surgery Annual Congress* will focus on live surgery, endovascular topics and controversies. Read more …

Hemicorporectomy

Czech Republic – The second successful hemicorporectomy (translumbar amputation) was carried out several months ago by surgeon Frantisek Antos and team at the Bulovka Faculty Read more …

Treatment of Bladder Cancer: Radiotherapy versus Surgery

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According to a study recently published by Cancer Research UK scientists the survival rates of bladder cancer patients treated with radiotherapy are the same as those of patients Read more …

New anaesthetic plaster available in the UK

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A new plaster combines an innovative warming system with the two potent anaesthetics lidocaine and tetracaine. The warming of the skin increases vasodilatation and the blood Read more …

MRI techniques to replace liver biopsy

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As reported in the January issue of Hepatology, MRI imagery is emerging as a non-invasive way to determine the existence and extent of hepatic fibrosis. It could eventually help Read more …

Hemicorporectomy

The second successful hemicorporectomy has been done several months ago by Frantisek Antos and his surgical team from Faculty hospital Bulovka.
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Finland’s colorectal cancer screening programme

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Following the proposal of the European Union to all member states, Finland established a national screening programme for colorectal cancer in 2004. The programme is the first of Read more …

Emergency endoscopy services need to be better organized

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According to a survey published in the journal Clinical Medicine of the Royal College of Physicians, there seems to be a serious under provision of out-of-hours emergency Read more …

Endoscopic stenting of colon obstructions

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Minimally invasive endoscopic stent procedures can reduce the hospital stay of patients suffering from colorectal cancer. Stenting may also reduce the future risk of surgery, Read more …

Trauma care

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By Shahram Vaezy, Associate Professor of Bioengineering at the University of Washington, Washington, Seattle, and Vesna Zderic, Assistant Professor at Electronic and Computer Read more …

4th Annual World Congress

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At the opening of the 3-day IBMISPS congress, held in Washington D.C., which focused on image guided therapy, interdisciplinary interaction and intervention, Babak Kateb, founder Read more …

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