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University of Maryland School of Medicine Scientists Find Restricting Post-Surgery Blood Transfusion Is Safe for Older, Anemic Hip Surgery Patients

New England Journal of Medicine Study Could Change Clinical Practice, Help Vulnerable Patients Avoid Transfusion Risks
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Using a Restrictive Approach in Post-surgical Blood Transfusions Is Safe and Saves Blood

-- Research Published Online Today by the New England Journal of Medicine -- ...
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NIH-supported study finds no benefit for a liberal transfusion strategy after hip-fracture surgery

A liberal strategy for providing red blood cell transfusions following hip-fracture surgery to patients at risk for cardiovascular disease neither lowered their post-surgical risk of death nor improved their recovery rates when compared to a restrictive transfusion strategy, according to new research supported by the National Institutes of Health....
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Bone Marrow and Blood Stem Cell Transplant Survival Rates Equal, When Donor is Unrelated to Patient

New Study Indicates Bone Marrow Reduces Risk of Graft-Versus-Host Disease Compared to Peripheral Blood Stem Cells...
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For first time in Spain, team of surgeons undertake robotic surgery for thyroids without scarring on neck

The Thyroid Pathology Area surgery team at the University of Navarra Hospital has operated on three cases of transaxillar (through the axilla) surgery using the Da Vinci robot, and with good results. This is the first time that this hospital in Spain has used this robotic technique for thyroid pathology. ...
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Angioplasties Performed at Centers Without On-Site Surgery Services Are Safe, Study Finds

ROCHESTER, Minn. — Contrary to current guidelines, Mayo Clinic researchers have found that elective or primary (in patients who have had heart attacks) angioplasties performed at centers without on-site cardiac surgery capabilities pose no increased risk for patient death or emergency bypass surgery. ...
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Research Examines Extending Organ Life for Transplants

Rutgers-Camden student studies cold tolernace in fruit flies...
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New move to use robots for stroke rehabilitation

Robots will be used to help people recover from strokes as part of a three year research project by the University of Sheffield, in partnership with experts from across Europe....
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New incision-free surgery helps tame chronic acid reflux

BY JOHN SANFORD - Adam Vasser would wake up at night choking on partially digested food and liquid. Stomach acid burned the delicate tissue of his throat. “I’d sleep really badly,” he said....
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