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Canadian researchers has claimed that they have developed the most detailed movable ‘4D’ image of human model that will enable doctors to plan complex surgeries or to exhibit patients that how illness looks like inside their bodies.
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Philadelphia Phillies All Star second baseman Chase Utley and starting third baseman Pedro Feliz (FAY’-leez) will undergo surgery within the next week.
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Lawmakers have proposed a system to investigate and track medical mistakes and so-called “near misses” after brain surgeons at Rhode Island Hospital...
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Lawmakers have proposed a system to investigate and track medical mistakes and so-called “near misses” after brain surgeons at Rhode Island Hospital...
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One operation went awry after an experienced brain surgeon insisted to a nurse he knew what side of the head to operate on _ but got it wrong.Another time, a...
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Rhode Island Hospital has been fined $50,000 and reprimanded by the state Department of Health after its third instance this year of a doctor performing brain surgery...
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Rhode Island Hospital was fined $50,000 and reprimanded by the state Department of Health Monday after its third instance this year of a doctor performing brain surgery...
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The Department of Veterans Affairs has suspended all inpatient surgeries at its medical center here after an uptick in the number of post-surgical deaths, and two top...
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In this Oct. 21, 2008 photo, Philadelphia Phillies’ Chase Utley loosens up during the team’s practice at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. Utley, who anchored the middle of the lineup for the World Series champion Phillies, will have surgery and...
