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Innovative Repair Techniques for Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve Injuries Post-Thyroid Surgery Demonstrated On May 26, 2024, the "Intraoperative Neuromonitoring Application Demonstration Project," part of the "2023 Shanghai Innovative Medical Device Application Demonstration Project," was successfully held. This event was organized by Zhongshan Hospital and co-hosted by the NCC Neuro Research Center. Surgeons from top hospitals gathered to exchange insights on intraoperative neuromonitoring (IONM) and its role in surgical repair techniques. #IONM #neuromonitoring #intraoperative #sugical #repair

In disguise at #ISMICS2024 where I was selected to give two presentations on development of medical devices for minimally-invasive cardiac surgery (MICS).

There is still time to register for next week’s virtual symposium, Managing Hemostasis in Cardiac Surgery: The Patient Journey from Pre-Operative to Recovery. It is being offered at two times on Nov 29, 2023 (in English). Register now! https://hubs.ly/Q024Zb-g0 OBJECTIVES: - Review patient bleeding management in complex cardiac surgery, using clinical cases - Identify pre-operative strategies to improve bleeding risk, including assessment of residual antiplatelet therapy - Discuss best practices for managing hemostasis with viscoelastic testing

Surgical Innovation – robots precision a la excellence! 🤖✨   Did you know about the Da Vinci Surgical System?    Developed by Intuitive Surgical in California, this robotic-assisted surgery system is a game-changer for minimally invasive procedures.    Initially designed for urology and gynecology, it's now making waves in various surgical fields like general and thoracic surgery.   Named after the legendary Leonardo da Vinci, this state-of-the-art system allows for precision and efficiency in procedures like robot-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy (RALP) and cystectomy.   PS.: The video below is almost 7 years old! 🤯 Can you imagine where the technology is today?   #SmartTech   --------------------------------------------------------------------- 💡 Enjoyed this post? 🔄 Let's stay connected! 👣 Follow me for more insights about smart technology & business   🔔 Activate the notification bell to not miss new content  

The next Journal of NeuroInterventional Surgery (JNIS) Journal Club is Thursday 4/4 at 4pm ET! Authors Jose Danilo Diestro, MD and Kyle Fargen, MD, MPH will sit down with JNIS Social Media Assistant Editor Dorothea Altschul, MD and discussants Matthew Amans, MD and Jens Fiehler, MD. Together, they will discuss Dr. Diestro's paper “Clinical uncertainty in large vessel occlusion ischemic stroke: does automated perfusion imaging make a difference? An intra-rater and inter-rater agreement study” and Dr. Fargen's paper “Redefining treatment expectations: exploring mid- and long-term outcomes of venous sinus stenting in idiopathic intracranial hypertension". Register: https://lnkd.in/e3RYspBE

Exciting News from Caretaker Medical! Hello, LinkedIn network, I am thrilled to announce a significant milestone in the realm of cardiac healthcare. A recently published clinical study has proven that our innovative device, VitalStream, a non-invasive and wireless finger sensor device for continuous cardiac output monitoring, matches the efficacy of the traditional thermodilution-calculated CO. The study was conducted on cardiac surgery patients, further validating the precision, reliability, and utility of our product in real-world, critical healthcare scenarios. What does this mean? Well, it marks a massive stride forward in patient care and safety. The ability to monitor cardiac output continuously and non-invasively via a simple wearable device can dramatically enhance clinicians' ability to respond to changing patient needs in real-time. We are ecstatic about the positive results from this study, which not only underline the value and potential of our VitalStream device but also further our mission to revolutionize patient care through cutting-edge, user-friendly technology. Stay tuned for more details about this study and how VitalStream can redefine cardiac care standards. #healthtech #cardiacmonitoring #clinicalstudy #innovation #CaretakerMedical #VitalStream 💝

Infervision collaborated with Wang Chen's team from China-Japan Friendship Hospital on a study published on Quantitative Imaging in Medicine and Surgery. The purpose of this study is to investigate the changes in the ratio of the extent of lesions in different parts of the lungs between two groups of patients based on the changes in lung function, as well as the changes in CT parameters related to pulmonary vascularization. InverVision's platforms provided support in data labelling and quantitative analysis. #QMportfolio #dataanalysis #smarthealthcare #imaging

The Da Vinci surgical robot The most advanced robotic development in the medical and surgical field. literally a masterpiece.