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7 Critical Orthopedic and Spine Device Industry Trends
by Laura Miller,
Beckers Orthopedic and Spine|2011-02-10
The orthopedic and spine device market is a constantly changing dynamic
field and companies at need to stay at the cutting-edge of surgical
technique and development to market the most successful products. Expert
analysts from Millennium Research Group discuss the current trends in
total joint replacement and spine surgery devices. |
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Toronto Cosmetic Surgery - New Innovative Filler Announced
by Patricia Ridgeway,
Thinking-Clearly.com|2011-02-10
Toronto cosmetic surgery is registering its name as one of the one of
the first cosmetic surgeons Canada to offer Ovita H, a new injectable
filler to his patients. The product launch on February 7, 2011 heralded
the advent of the use of an injectable, non-surgical filler as an
alternative to facelift surgery and Dr. Cory Torgerson of Dr. Cory
Torgerson Facial Cosmetic Surgery is among the first Toronto cosmetic
surgeons to offer this innovative new product to his patients. |
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Health Tourism with Brits Flying Abroad for Ops now Worth 2bn a year
by Danny Buckland,
Daily Mirror|2011-02-10
HEALTH tourism has never been so popular – and is worth £2billion a year. More than 60,000 Brits go abroad each year for operations ranging from
nose jobs to heart bypass surgery – with the added bonus of combining
them with a holiday. |
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Paralyzed Teen Makes Major Strides
by Dan Johnson,
PressDemocrat.com|2011-02-09
The spirits of the Petaluma teenager paralyzed from the chest down
last year in a diving accident have been lifted, now that he has
regained feeling in some parts of his body after receiving stem-cell
treatments in Panama City, but he still is adjusting to a more limited
life. |
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Gastric Bypass Could Improve Heart Function In the Severely Obese
by Catharine Paddock, PhD ,
Medical News Today |2011-02-07
Weight loss resulting from gastric bypass surgery could improve heart
function in people with severe obesity, according to two-year findings
from the Utah Obesity Study, published this week. |
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BGS Global Hospitals focusing on stem cell therapy for neurological diseases
by Nandita Vijay,
PharmaBiz.com|2011-02-03
BGS Global Hospitals is predominantly trying stem cell therapy in
neurological diseases like Parkinson’s disease, cerebral palsy and head
injury. |
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Low prices pull in medical tourists
by Ella Karapetyan,
The Baltic Times|2011-02-03
TALLINN - The steward of the health system in Estonia is the Ministry of
Social Affairs. The organizational structure in the health system is
quite advanced and comprises numerous players, including various
agencies under the Ministry of Social Affairs, Health Care Board (HCB),
National Institute for Health Development (NIHD), Health Protection
Inspectorate (HPI)); public independent bodies (the EHIF); mainly
publicly owned hospitals under private regulation and private primary
care units; and various nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and
professional associations. |
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EHSI - Skin Gun For Burns is Latest Potential Stem Cell Treatment
by ,
Business Wire|2011-02-03
HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A revolutionary new “skin gun” developed to
treat burns could be the latest in a remarkable string of stem-cell
breakthroughs poised to change the face of medicine, says Emerging
Healthcare Solutions (PinkSheets:EHSI) President and CEO Cindy
Morrissey. |
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Software to give 3d image of looks post-plastic surgery
by IANS,
sify.com|2011-02-03
Washington, Feb 3 (IANS) A new software, based on real clinical data,
will give patients a more accurate 3D before-and-after picture, before
the scalpel comes down in a cosmetic surgery. |
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Majority Of Facelift Patients Satisfied With Results – Study
by Richard Brown,
Eva news.com|2011-02-03
Patients who have undergone a facelift rate themselves as looking an
average of 12 years younger after surgery, according to a study in the
February issue of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery®, the official
medical journal of theAmerican Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS). |
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