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| Orthopaedics: A1 Once Again, Thanks To 3D | |
| Three-dimensional printing techniques are revolutionising orthopaedics. All at once, entirely new pathways are opening up for colleagues in the treatment of complicated cases. Alongside artificial materials, biological materials are taking on a central role. more... | |
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| | | VIDEO: Cardiology – viewing heartbeat in real-time | |
| To examine the heart with a magnetic resonance imaging system, patients need to hold their breath. Only this way, physicians can get clear pictures. The University Medical Center of Göttingen, Germany, has now succeeded to take pictures of the heart in real-time. The exam only takes a few seconds and patients can breathe freely. See in our video how this works. more... | |
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| | | MRI: Video projections help children overcome fear | |
| A beautiful field of flowers, a trip to the beach or a visit to the zoo. Children can experience all of these at the Clinical Center Dortmund in a 270-degree projection on the wall. The Center created a space that is designed to help its little patients overcome their fear of MRI scans. more... | |
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| | | Connected future: The MEDICA CONNECTED HEALTHCARE FORUM provides answers | |
| Digital health solutions are bringing real progress. It sounds trivial, but also deserves a closer look. As a part of the worldwide leading medical trade show MEDICA 2016, held in Düsseldorf from the 14th to 17th of November, the MEDICA CONNECTED HEALTHCARE FORUM demonstrates how the connected future of the healthcare sector will look like. more... | |
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