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Balloon Sinuplasty technology explanation

Posted March 16th, 2008 by ScrubTV.com

ScrubTV Medical VideosLearn more about the Balloon Sinuplasty instruments and how they are used to help treat chronic sinusitis.


Cut Risk Of Complications After Surgery

Posted March 13th, 2008 by ScrubTV.com

ScrubTV Medical VideosThe ways on how to cut risks and complications after a medical surgery.


New Technology: Pancreatic Autograft

Posted March 10th, 2008 by ScrubTV.com

ScrubTV Medical VideosPancreatitis is a painful, debilitating disease requiring significant pain medications, and sometimes surgery. For some patients neither of those treatment options are effective. A new technology from UAB may allow some patients an alternative.


Medical Magnets Helping Heal The Human Heart

Posted March 4th, 2008 by ScrubTV.com

ScrubTV Medical VideosFar from just being decorations on your fridge, magnets are used in countless products every day. From ushering trains along the tracks to helping produce sound in your car speakers, magnets play a lot of roles. Now, powerful magnets are even being used to help heal the human heart.


Performing Brain Surgery - While The Patient Is Awake!

Posted March 4th, 2008 by ScrubTV.com

ScrubTV Medical VideosImagine waking up right in the middle of surgery. It might sound like a nightmare, but some surgeons and their patients actually prefer it. It’s a technique called “awake brain surgery” and it’s proving to be very effective.


Heartburn Surgery Done Through Patient’s Mouth

Posted February 29th, 2008 by ScrubTV.com

ScrubTV Medical Videos25 million Americans have reflux disease and now they have a new option to treat it. Using a newly-approved device for the first time in the U.S., surgeons can fix chronic heartburn without making a single incision.


Deaf Patients Hear Sounds With Unique Device

Posted February 28th, 2008 by ScrubTV.com

ScrubTV Medical VideosChildren laughing, a barking dog, a screaming siren — sounds most of us take for granted. For people who are deaf, they are noises they only wish they could hear. Now, a “bionic ear” device is helping their world come alive.


Surviving Breast Cancer Often Marred By Lymphedema

Posted February 24th, 2008 by ScrubTV.com

ScrubTV Medical VideosThe good news is that more women than ever before are beating breast cancer. The bad news is those survivors are dealing with another problem that’s even more widespread than some thought. A new study has found that a majority of women who overcome breast cancer face a new battle with lymphedema, a painful condition caused by swelling — one they will have to fight the rest of their lives.


New approach may cut the amount of drugs needed before surgery

Posted February 24th, 2008 by ScrubTV.com

ScrubTV Medical VideosA new approach may cut the amount of drugs you need before surgery, and the time it takes to recover afterward. Some doctors are using ultrasound machines to control where and how much anesthesia is used.




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