Beta-blockers before coronary bypass may not improve outcome
The use of beta-blockers in patients undergoing non-emergency coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) surgery is not associated with better outcomes,...
Read MoreHow the brain ‘reboots’ after anaesthesia
A new study by scientists at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA has provided important clues for one...
Read MoreElectrical switch during labour could be faulty in overweight women
Overweight women have a higher likelihood of irregular contractions and are more likely to require a caesarean section than other...
Read MoreCut down on defibrillator testing, say researchers
New research from McMaster University suggests that a common test used during certain types of heart surgery is not helpful...
Read MoreEnhanced recovery for surgery patients gains favour in the US
Changes in managing patients before, during and after colorectal surgery could cut hospital stays by two days and reduced readmission...
Read MoreNext generation in epidural pain management
CME Medical has launched a new generation in epidural pain management, designed to deliver optimum pain relief during childbirth, with...
Read MorePatients involved with pain treatment report higher levels of satisfaction
An international study on patient satisfaction with pain treatment after surgery shows that patients who are actively involved in their...
Read MoreGraphene binding pain receptor leads to biosensor breakthrough
Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania have led an effort tocreate an artificial chemical sensor based on the mu-opiod receptor,which...
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