The scientists at the University of Pittsburgh are continuing to astound with their groundbreaking work on brain computer interfaces and robotic technology.
The body cannot repair or replace large sections of damaged bone. This 3D printing technology holds promise for supplementing patient's skeletal healing abilities.
Using a neurological interface to control a mechanical exoskeleton might help paralyzed individuals regain partial control of their biological skeleton.
Using a thoughtfully constructed curriculum, the Florida Hospital Nicholson Center helps educate surgeons on best practices and proven techniques in robotic surgery. The course is called “The Fundamentals…
Each week we present you with the latest featured study from the research teams at JAMA, Journal of the American Medical Association. Check out the video for intriguing…
Physicians can be considered medical artists, so Australian scientists are developing an advanced "paintbrush" for surgeons specializing in arthritis and joint replacements.