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Research

Research

Modern medical research is not concentrated on a single discipline. The interdisciplinary approach was shown to provide many benefits involved in dealing with currently prevalent medical issues and rare diseases alike. Besides the pharmaceutical and surgical research, a number of different branches of science and the industry have joined the business of finding better ways to heal people. The most
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Robotic Surgery

Robotic Surgery

One of the major breakthroughs in the world of surgery is the use of robotics, especially in the field of minimally invasive surgeries. Robotic surgery, computer-assisted surgery and robotically assisted surgery have allowed for increased precision, easier access to the surgical area, and a timelier surgery and recovery period. The most commonly used surgical robots are operated by
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Patient Experience

Patient Experience

Trust is the most important component of the relationship between medical staff and patients. The patients need to trust their doctors, they need to know that they’re placing their lives in capable hands. Hands belonging to people who know what they are doing and who care about every single person whose path they cross in their line of work. Patient experience relies on the competence, support
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Clinical

Clinical

Laparoscopic tools have opened up opportunities for doctors to take a look inside without a largely invasive procedure. Using these methods, chances of infection are reduces, healing can occur more quickly and the body undergoes less stress. The surgical instruments are introduced into the body through small incisions, along with the camera which is connected to a monitor. The camera allows for a
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Hospital Pictures

Hospital Pictures

Mount Sinai Roosevelt hospital is located at 1000 Tenth Avenue in New York City. The hospital has 505 beds located in a 13 story building built in 1990. The hospital itself was founded in 1871 and is a tertiary service which is community-oriented. It places an emphasis on primary care through partnerships with other medical practices. The emergency room of Roosevelt serves as a medical emergency
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Camera in trocar for laparoscopic hernia

Operating Room Shots

Historically, operating rooms looked more like theaters than modern surgical rooms. They usually consisted of a surgical table placed in the middle of the room with seating available around it, to accommodate medical students and other interested parties. As medicine itself progressed, so did the operating rooms that the staff that work in and the instruments they use. Some operating rooms still
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