Track pain medicines with brain imaging
A new study suggests a role for brain imaging in the assessment and potential treatment of chronic pain. University of...
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Treat pain with Botox
A team of 22 scientists from 11 research institutes led by Professor Bazbek Davletov, now at the University of Sheffield,...
Read MoreHow propofol works
Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis and Imperial College London have identified the site where propofol...
Read MorePropofol promotes regeneration of sciatic nerve
Propofol is a staple in the induction and maintenance of anaesthesia, because of its rapid and short-short acting effects. It...
Read MoreConfusing results for long-lasting single-injection nerve blocks
A new liposomal bupivacaine product shows promise in providing long-lasting nerve block with a single injection, but authors also report...
Read More‘Designer’ sedative for colonoscopy?
Developed using molecular-level techniques, the new ‘designer’ sedative drug remimazolam provides a promising new alternative for sedation in patients undergoing...
Read MoreInduced comas on autopilot
After suffering a traumatic brain injury, patients are often placed in a coma, which is induced with anaesthesia drugs, and...
Read MoreSmartphones and tablets could provide universal access to medical monitoring
Smartphones and tablet computers have an emerging role as mobile medical monitoring devices, and may help to extend the use...
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