Cutting nerves during breast cancer surgery is associated with chronic pain
An analysis led by McMaster University researchers has found that women who undergo armpit lymph node surgery for breast cancer...
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Following a surge in sales in the UK and Ireland, Elliott Absorbent Products is launching its medical absorbent pad Bulksorb®...
Read MoreCompound shown to reduce brain damage caused by anaesthesia in early study
An experimental drug prevented learning deficits in young mice exposed repeatedly to anaesthesia, according to a study led by researchers...
Read MoreFemale patients need more anaesthesia than males
An article recently published in the Anesthesia Progress has confirmed that female patients need to be more heavily sedated than...
Read MoreNew research may help to develop effective pain killers
The nerve cells that transmit pain signals in the body are called nociceptors. When activated they release pro-inflammatory neuropeptides. In...
Read MoreUnique Point of Care connectivity developed for patient-dedicated blood gas analysis
Unique Point of Care connectivity developed for patient-dedicated blood gas analysis Sphere Medical, a company delivering critical care monitoring and diagnostics...
Read MorePain medicine helps preserve vision in model of inherited retinal degeneration
Pain medicine helps preserve vision in model of inherited retinal degeneration A pain medicine that potently activates a receptor vital...
Read MoreCritical care professionals share expertise at Dräger’s fifth Advanced Ventilation Symposium
Critical care professionals share expertise at Dräger's fifth Advanced Ventilation Symposium Medical technology specialist Dräger welcomed ventilation and critical care...
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