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Welch Allyn Introduces Connex® Cardio ECG
Combines Leading Algorithm, Wireless Technology and Flexible EMR Connectivity to Help Improve Clinician Decision-Making and Enhance Patient Outcomes
New Research on Prostate Cancer
J-Plasma® device by Bovie® Medical shows promise as a game-changing medical device.
Obesity increases incidence, severity, costs of knee dislocations
Patient x-ray of a particularly severe knee discloation. Credit: Dr. Joey Johnson
Is older blood OK to use in a transfusion?
(HealthDay)—Using older red blood cells to give transfusions to critically ill patients doesn't appear to affect their risk of dying, Australian researchers report.
Welch Allyn Introduces Connex® Cardio ECG
Combines Leading Algorithm, Wireless Technology and Flexible EMR Connectivity to Help Improve Clinician Decision-Making and Enhance Patient Outcomes
New Research on Prostate Cancer
J-Plasma® device by Bovie® Medical shows promise as a game-changing medical device.
Obesity increases incidence, severity, costs of knee dislocations
Patient x-ray of a particularly severe knee discloation. Credit: Dr. Joey Johnson
Is older blood OK to use in a transfusion?
(HealthDay)—Using older red blood cells to give transfusions to critically ill patients doesn't appear to affect their risk of dying, Australian researchers report.
Welch Allyn Introduces Connex® Cardio ECG
Combines Leading Algorithm, Wireless Technology and Flexible EMR Connectivity to Help Improve Clinician Decision-Making and Enhance Patient Outcomes
New Research on Prostate Cancer
J-Plasma® device by Bovie® Medical shows promise as a game-changing medical device.
Obesity increases incidence, severity, costs of knee dislocations
Patient x-ray of a particularly severe knee discloation. Credit: Dr. Joey Johnson
Is older blood OK to use in a transfusion?
(HealthDay)—Using older red blood cells to give transfusions to critically ill patients doesn't appear to affect their risk of dying, Australian researchers report.
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