Al-Thawra Net During the 2nd Neurosurgery conference, 250 neurologists discuss the latest developments. The conference organized by the Yemeni association of Neurosurgery surgeons in coordination with Al Alamia for Quality Systems in the capital Sana’a for three days during the period 16-18 of In May. The Secretary-General of the Conference […]
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shutterstock SOURCE IN BRIEF Researchers believe their surgery-assisting robot is capable of performing complex brain surgeries. The machine can reduce the time of surgeries by cutting down the time it takes to cut into the skull from two hours to two and a half minutes. DOC BOT Brain surgery is […]
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SOURCE Larry Doherty was in good hands, steady hands, like the metal ones you can find on an automaker’s assembly line. The 64-year-old bean salesman from Bow Island, Alta., had come to the University of Calgary’s Department of Clinical Neurosciences and Hotchkiss Brain Institute to undergo arteriovenous malformation surgery – […]
Read more »#NeuroSurgicalTV Neurosurgery Book Review TODAY ONLINE 5 P.M. TODAY, at 5 pm EST, at www.Neurosurgical.TV, there will be an online discussion and book review with the author of this book, Samer Hoz MD. Samer is a Neurosurgical resident from Iraq. There will be a few panelists, and questions/comments can be […]
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SOURCE Neuroprosthetic procedure first in world to restore brain-controlled reaching and grasping in man paralysed from the neck down A man who was paralysed from below the neck after crashing his bike into a truck can once again drink a cup of coffee and eat mashed potato with a fork, […]
Read more »A proof-of-concept demonstrationwnload File (49.6 MB) Summary Background People with chronic tetraplegia, due to high-cervical spinal cord injury, can regain limb movements through coordinated electrical stimulation of peripheral muscles and nerves, known as functional electrical stimulation (FES). Users typically command FES systems through other preserved, but unrelated and limited in […]
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NOBEL INSTITUTE OF NEUROSCIENCES CONFERENCE OCT 22 AND 23 Iype Cherian MD, noted Neurosurgeon from Nepal, is starting to establish Nobel as a center of Neurosurgical Education. This will be the first of many Neurosurgical conferences taking place, and which Neurosurgical TV hopes to do its part to bring Neurosurgical […]
Read more »Friday, morning, starting at 7 a.m. EST,, or Noon, CET we will televise a Conference on “Decompressive Craniectomy and Cervical Spine Instability”, from Parma Italy., directed by Corrado Iaccarino MD. Featured in the Conference is a talk by Iype Cherian MD, done remotely from Nepal, on “Cisternostomy”, at 5 pm […]
Read more »Live from Stanford Medical Center, “Deep Brain Stimulation” courtesy of Medical Lovers!
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