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In a ground-breaking advancement for cardiovascular care, Hiden Analytical Ltd is proud to announce a surface measurement technique for devices critical in the treatment of heart disease. Utilizing the most sensitive surface analysis technology, Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (SIMS), Hiden Analytical is setting new standards in the safety, efficacy, and innovation of stent technology. Surgical ...
CELLINK, a global leader in bioprinting technologies, is proud to announce a pioneering innovation in the field of regenerative medicine and tissue engineering with the launch of CELLINK Vivoink, the first-ever medical-grade bioink specially designed to support researchers on their clinical translational journey. CELLINK Vivoink is optimized for superior printability, mechanical ...
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Picosecond technology penetrates deep into the skin and acts on the skin or blood vessels, causing the damaged tissue to atrophy and die, resulting in darkening and crusting of the skin. ...
The principle of CO2 fractional laser acne scar removal The working principle of the CO2 fractional laser acne scar removal is to apply the laser spot below 500 microns on the wound surface to the scar tissue, forming an orderly and disorderly arrangement, resulting in multiple columnar damage channels in the scar tissue. This multiple columnar ...
XyloCor has a second preclinical investigational product, XC002, in discovery stage, being developed for the treatment of patients with cardiac tissue damage from heart attacks. The company, which was co-founded by Ronald Crystal, MD, and Todd Rosengart, MD, has an exclusive license from Cornell ...
If uric acid levels in the blood remain elevated, crystals can form and deposit in the joints, which can lead to severe pain, tenderness, stiffness, swelling and joint damage. In addition to the joint damage, urate crystals can also deposit in other organs of the body, and if left unmanaged, gout can lead to significant tissue ...
Current methods to diagnose sepsis take more than 24 hours after a patient enters the emergency ward – by which time, the patient may already be well on their way towards tissue damage, organ failure, and death. For every three-hour delay in diagnosis, the rate of mortality and morbidity grows by almost 25%. ...
Robert Hancock at The University of British Columbia, is raising awareness about sepsis: a serious medical condition that is the body’s overwhelming and life-threatening response to infection that can lead to tissue damage, organ failure, and death. It more common than heart attack and claims more lives than any cancer but is often misdiagnosed. ...
CHI3L1 is also an excellent biomarker: with serum and tissue levels which predict severity and prognosis in multiple tumor types. ...
Surgical treatments are known to not only involve bleeding and temporary catheterization, but also result in permanent tissue damage and irreversible side effects including ejaculatory dysfunction. ...
XyloCor has a second preclinical investigational product, XC002, in discovery stage, being developed for the treatment of patients with cardiac tissue damage from heart attacks. The company, which was co-founded by Ronald Crystal, M.D., and Todd Rosengart, M.D., has an exclusive license from Cornell ...
Therefore, in drug manufacturing, osmotic pressure regulators should be added to the formulation to avoid tissue damage. The US-based CRO company CD Formulation recently announced its ability to synthesize osmotic pressure regulators to suit the needs of different drug projects. ...
If poorly controlled, LN can lead to permanent and irreversible tissue damage within the kidney. Black and Asian individuals with SLE are four times more likely to develop LN and individuals of Hispanic ancestry are approximately twice as likely to develop the disease when compared with Caucasian individuals. ...
If poorly controlled, LN can lead to permanent and irreversible tissue damage within the kidney, resulting in kidney failure. Black and Asian individuals with SLE are four times more likely to develop LN and individuals of Hispanic ancestry are approximately twice as likely to develop the disease when compared with Caucasian individuals. ...
XyloCor has a second preclinical investigational product, XC002, in discovery stage, being developed for the treatment of patients with cardiac tissue damage from heart attacks. The company, which was co-founded by Ronald Crystal, M.D., and Todd Rosengart, M.D., has an exclusive license from Cornell ...
Preliminary data suggest that post gene therapy, functional cystinosin has been produced throughout the body as evidenced by clinical measures in multiple tissues, including the eyes, skin, gastrointestinal mucosa and neurocognitive system. ...
If poorly controlled, LN can lead to permanent and irreversible tissue damage within the kidney, resulting in kidney failure. Black and Asian individuals with SLE are four times more likely to develop LN and individuals of Hispanic ancestry are approximately twice as likely to develop the disease when compared with Caucasian individuals. ...
LN is a serious manifestation of SLE that can cause irreversible kidney damage and kidney failure and significantly affects more Black, Asian, and Hispanic individuals than non-Hispanic White individuals. ...
("Creative Medical Technology" or the "Company") (NASDAQ: CELZ), a leading commercial stage biotechnology company focused on a regenerative approach to immunotherapy, urology, neurology and orthopedics, today announced that it will be exhibiting at the American Urological Association ("AUA") Annual Meeting on May 13-16, 2022 in New Orleans to showcase CaverStem®, the only patented procedure ...
These sickled red blood cells break down rapidly, become very sticky, and develop a propensity to clump together, which causes them to become stuck and cause damage within blood vessels. The result is reduced blood flow to distal organs, which leads to physical symptoms of incapacitating pain, tissue and organ damage, and early death.2 1Source: ...