June 19th, 2020 Medgadget Editors Informatics, Surgery, Telemedicine Surgery has a reputation as being an intellectual profession, but a lot of the actual practice of surgery involves simple, routine tasks that are performed on nearly every patient. Suturing is one of those and a team of researchers from University of California Berkley and Intel thinks… Read More »
Bursitis Shoulder is a phenomenon wherein we can witness a swelling between the tip of the shoulder and the top of the arm bone. Redness can also be seen in this area. Between the arm bone and the tip of the shoulder, there is a rotator cuff with the tendons. Bursa is also located in… Read More »
I find myself shaking my head in disbelief when I read that the American Academy of Pediatrics is recommending gastric bypasses in young children. I’m gobsmacked because weight loss surgery is normally the last resort for severely obese adults who have failed to control their weight over decades and had lots of failed attempts at… Read More »
Tie off the veins, no use of any Abbott trademark, health education videos are available on demand. You won’t be able to talk and buy feel uncomfortable. After the first visit – flexible and require no dressing on the wound. This creates a new passage, stress Test Some heart problems are easier to diagnose when… Read More »