Surgery
Norway's crown princess undergoes successful lung transplant, palace says
Crown Princess Mette-Marit is recovering from a successful lung transplant, Norway's Royal Household confirmed.
Groundbreaking in utero surgery performed for first time by Israeli doctors in Petah Tikva
IDF soldier killed in Lebanon's organ donation saves six patients simultaneously
From heart surgery to spinal tap: Physician ranks medical procedures by pain
FDA approves Anovo system for abdominal hernia repair
Momentis Surgical develops compact, mobile robotic system for diverse surgeries via a single entry point.
"Eye & Beyond II" conference showcases innovations in ophthalmology
A Vision for the Future
Eye & Beyond II: Pioneering the Future of Ophthalmology with AI
Unique orthopedic technology at Hadassah Hospital aids terror victim
The magnetized nail causes a shattered and infected bone of the terror attack victim to grow inside his leg.
Saudi hospital performs first fully robotic heart transplant in groundbreaking 2.5 hour operation
The innovation is hoped to shift heart transplant surgery away from traditional chest-opening procedures, which have long recovery periods lasting weeks or months.
Women on hospital teams result in better surgery outcomes for patients, study shows
They found that care in hospitals with higher surgery team sex diversity was linked with better post-operative outcomes for patients.
US surgeon in Gaza talks about the scale of wounds in Gaza: 'Something I have never dealt with'
US vascular surgeon Shariq Sayeed describes the dire situation in Gaza, where young patients face amputations due to shrapnel wounds and overwhelmingly low medical resources.
PM Benjamin Netanyahu released from hospital after hernia surgery
In a video released by his office, Netanyahu thanked his doctors for performing "successful hernia surgery."
Like Julia Roberts: change your nose without expensive surgery
Innovative non-surgical nose sculpting from Hollywood to Israel: no anesthesia, no downtime, and more affordable than traditional rhinoplasty.
Children who lose their tonsils are not doomed to obesity in adulthood - study
Tonsil surgery is the primary treatment for OSA, but the medical literature and affected families have been worried that the children would gain weight and be at risk for obesity in adulthood.
