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Location American Medical News for 24 October 2016
Flesh Eating Bacteria Vibrio Vulnificus Kills Man In Four Days A man died after contracting a flesh eating bacteria. Vibrio lurking in the waters of Assawoman Bay infected the man through a wound in his body.
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Wanted: Stem Cell Super Donors

Discover - 24 Oct 2016 22:16
Our bodies' cells didn't evolve to flourish in a petri dish. Even fast-growing skin cells stop dividing and turn thin and ragged after a few weeks outside the body. This natural obstacle limited the therapeutic potential...
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Article NovioSense has developed a flexible miniature sensor that rests in the lower eyelid and provides glucose measurements directly to a smartphone. Contributed Author:  NovioSense Topics:  Home Healthcare
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News FDA is looking to improve the way we work with hospitals to modernize and streamline data collection about medical devices. Contributed Author:  U.S. Food and Drug Administration Topics:  Home Healthcare
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News The application of Ti-Bond allows the spinal implants to maintain their radioulucent properties that permit intraoperative montoring of implant position while allowing postoperative assessment of fusion progress. Co...
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News COHERE is the first device in clinical use to be manufactured entirely out of PEEK and contain porosity. Contributed Author:  PR NewsWire Topics:  Surgical
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New Small-Scale Crossflow Device Filter For Applications

Medical Design Technology - 24 Oct 2016 19:24
Product Announcement The new crossflow filter device is designed for use in biotechnological applications, especially for membrane screening and small-volume process development. Contributed Author:  Sartorius Stedim Bi...
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Georgia Woman Rushes To Hospital For Kidney Stones, Goes Home With A Baby A woman gave birth to her third child, the same night she went to the hospital accusing kidney stone-related pains. Stephanie Jaegers had no idea she was pregnant, although 38 weeks far.
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Tritanium® Posterior Lumbar Cage To Be Demonstrated At NASS 2016

Medical Design Technology - 24 Oct 2016 17:26
News The 3-D-printed Tritanium Posterior Lumbar (PL) Cage is an interbody fusion device designed to aid in lumbar spinal fixation for patients with degenerative disc disease. Contributed Author:  Business Wire Topics: ...
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Basic Structure Of Ultrasound Power Supply, Communication

Medical Design Technology - 24 Oct 2016 16:25
News The ultrasound waves are capable of bidirectional transfer of information, such as the temperature of the implant or details regarding the type and intensity of electrical stimulation. Contributed Author:  Fraunhof...
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How To Prevent Sudden Infant Death Syndrome? Parents Should Sleep In The Same Room, Experts Recommend Sudden death syndrome among infants has urged the American Academy of Pediatricians to issue a series of updated recommendation. Sleeping in the same room, but not the same bed, for the first six months up to a year is r...
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PEM Type MSO4 microPEM Self-clinching Standoff Fasteners

Medical Design Technology - 24 Oct 2016 16:03
Product Announcement PEM® Type MSO4™ microPEM® self-clinching standoff fasteners from PennEngineering® enable components to be mounted and/or spaced in compact electronic assemblies, especially suiting applications ...
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Clinical Study Completed For BioMimimcs 3-D Self- Expanding Stent System

Medical Design Technology - 24 Oct 2016 15:52
News The helical geometry of the BioMimics 3-D femoropopliteal stent is also designed to facilitate shortening of the stented segment during knee flexion. Contributed Author:  Veryan Medical Topics:  Implantables
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News Researchers at TU Delft have made flat surfaces that are 3-D printed and then 'taught' how to self- fold later. The materials are potentially very well suited for all kinds of medical implants. Contributed Author: ...
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(Infectious Diseases Society of America) Infectious disease experts nationwide will gather in New Orleans for the 5th annual IDWeek Oct. 26-30. A combined meeting of the Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA), the...
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(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia) For the first time, fetal medicine experts have performed prenatal heart surgery to remove a life-threatening tumor, called intrapericardial teratoma. The patient, who underwent the ...
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(University of Illinois College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences) Researchers at the University of Illinois who study the impacts of nutrition on brain development using the piglet as a model, recentl...
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(Baylor College of Medicine) A multi-institutional, international team of scientists has discovered the genetic cause and biological mechanisms linked to a new human immunodeficiency and identifies a potential treatment.
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(American College of Chest Physicians) The American College of Chest Physicians (CHEST) and the American Thoracic Society (ATS) have published new guidelines for discontinuing mechanical ventilation in critically ill adu...
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(University of Michigan Health System) A new initiative aims to boost the safety of opioid painkiller medication prescribing by surgical teams in Michigan, as a way of reducing the risk of addiction and overdose among su...
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(Johns Hopkins Medicine) More and more medical centers are relying on hospitalists -- hospital-based internal medicine specialists who coordinate the complex care of inpatients. Now, an 18-month study comparing two hospi...
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(Pensoft Publishers) Ninety years ago, a world record-breaking 750-legged millipede was discovered in California. Now, scientists have found a closely related species in Sequoia National Park to partner the former one in...
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