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Safely fixed hip prostheses
Hip prostheses do not hold forever. If an implant comes loose, the doctors have to replace it. Most patients need this second operation after about 15 years. By then, the first prosthesis has often wo...
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Read moreEPFL Launches Center for Neuroprostheses
This Lausanne-based pioneering facility, to be inaugurated in January, 2009, will include five Chairs and is situated at the crossroads between fundamental research, clinical applications and market o...
Health and Medicine | Read moreBetter insights needed into failure mechanisms of hip replacements
Computation models developed by the University of Twente and UMC St. Radboud can make an important contribution to our understanding in this field, says Prof. Nico Verdonschot in his inaugural lecture...
Medical Engineering | Read moreWireless vision implant
For twelve years, experts from different disciplines in the fields of microelectronics, neurophysics, information engineering, computer science, materials science and medicine have been working to dev...
Medical Engineering | Read moreGrand Challenges in Microelectronics aim for ‘Moore for less’
The goals are part of the Grand Challenges in Microelectronic Design, a scheme funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and co-ordinated by the University of Southampto...
Information Technology | Read moreNew natural plastic extends life of bone implant
They are collaborating on research into the technological properties of composites that have a better capacity to adapt to the skeleton, thereby hopefully eliminating risky re-operations. Thes...
Health and Medicine | Read moreMiniature implanted devices could treat epilepsy, glaucoma
Findings will be detailed in three research papers being presented at the Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society's Sciences and Technologies for Health conference from Aug. 23-26 in Lyon, Fr...
Health and Medicine | Read moreSix previously blind patients detect light, motion, identify objects with retinal prostheses
USC researchers present information on ’artificial retina’ May 2 at ARVO 2005 Researchers from the University of Southern California and the Doheny Eye Institute...
Health and Medicine | Read moreMDCT is Better Than Plain Film in Diagnosing Hip Replacement Complications
Multidetector CT (MDCT) is superior to plain film x-rays for detecting problems that occur in patients who have undergone hip replacements, a new study shows. Hip prostheses gen...
Health and Medicine | Read moreSuccessfully visualising multimodal biomedicine data
Picturing complex data may become considerably easier as a solution to display combined information from multiple data formats, currently applied to biomedicine, emerges. In November...
Information Technology | Read moreBrain signals from the paralyzed or injured captured by computer
Gains in communication and movement may be reality soon for patients Exciting new research into how signals from the brain can be captured by a computer or other device to carry...
Information Technology | Read moreNerve prosthesis developed in Umeå
The first clinical study ever with a new type of nerve prosthesis has been launched at Northern Sweden University Hospital. It is being carried out by a research team from Umeå University under...
Health and Medicine | Read moreBone cement only controls bacteria for a few days after the operation
Dutch research has revealed that bone cement containing antibiotics can effectively control infections around prostheses but only during the first few days after the implantation. For the past ...
Health and Medicine | Read moreStudy of Hip Replacement Patients Finds 80 Percent Eligible for Minimally Invasive Surgery
93 Percent Leave Hospital Same Day; Even Seniors Can Have Outpatient Surgery After analyzing safety and efficacy data from an initial group of 120 minimally invasive hip surgery...
Health and Medicine | Read moreRetinal prosthesis trial completes first phase of testing
One-year results presented at annual ophthalmology meeting Researchers from the Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California, its Doheny Retina Institute and...
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