He lost his arm in an accident. A new surgery and a bionic prosthetic are giving him back unprecedented control.
He lost his arm in an accident. A new surgery and a bionic prosthetic are giving him back unprecedented control.
The fact that Burkhard can move any fingers is practically a miracle. The hand he controls is not his own, but a robotic prosthesis clamped to a lab bench 3 feet away.
Source: bostonglobe.com
Boston doctors wanted to help Ukrainians. They made YouTube tutorials on how to control bleeding wounds.
Boston doctors wanted to help Ukrainians. They made YouTube tutorials on how to control bleeding wounds.
As heavy metal music plays in the background, a doctor grabs a piece of cloth and places it atop an open wound on a medical dummy. Pressing on the cloth with both hands, he applies pressure. Later, he secures a tourniquet to the dummy’s leg.
Source: washingtonpost.com
Emerging biomimetic nanotechnology in orthopedic diseases: progress, challenges, and opportunities
Emerging biomimetic nanotechnology in orthopedic diseases: progress, challenges, and opportunities
Emerging bio-nanotechnology has greatly favored the innovation of orthopedic therapies through more comprehensive mimicry of native bone tissue.
Source: sciencedirect.com
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He lost his arm in an accident. A new surgery and a bionic prosthetic are giving him back unprecedented control.
The fact that Burkhard can move any fingers is practically a miracle. The hand he controls is not his own, but a robotic prosthesis clamped to a lab bench 3…
Boston doctors wanted to help Ukrainians. They made YouTube tutorials on how to control bleeding wounds.
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