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Fluorescein-enhanced contrast imaging shows a rabbit’s normal sciatic nerve, left, and a damaged one.

Glowing Solution: Fluorescein Imaging May Enhance Carpal Tunnel Surgery Outcomes

Man talks with physician

Good News for Kidney Donors: Risk of Death Reaches Record Low

Legs extended from two people sitting on a park bench

People in their 50s are at higher amputation risk than older people after leg surgery

Painkiller tablets in foil blisterpack. Pixabay

Finding the balance: Opioids and pain control after surgery

Garden hoses of various sizes

Vasectomies on the rise in the U.S.

Woman running

Breast size affects women’s attitudes to exercise

MIT researchers analyzed the EEG patterns of patients under general anesthesia and found brain wave signatures that could help doctors determine when patients are transitioning into a deep state of unconsciousness known as burst suppression, which is associated with cognitive impairments after patients wake up. Credits:Image: Jose-Luis Olivares/MIT with figures from iStock

Study finds tracking brain waves could reduce post-op complications

firefighter smiling

Facial Nerve Surgeons Give Firefighter His Smile Back

Robot assistants in the operating room promise safer surgery

Nurse and physicians during a surgery

Examining moral courage in the operating room

Anxiety med cuts risk of metastases after cancer surgery

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