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AI-Assisted Colonoscopy Detects More Polyps but Has Modest Effect on Cancer Risk

Colorectal cancer is among the most common cancers in the Western world. Currently, screening is performed using a test that detects blood in the stool (FIT screening). Read more
31 Mar 2025 | Critical Care
Image: Extreme close-up of the magnetically controlled gripping and pulling tool (Photo courtesy of Tyler Irving/ University of Toronto Engineering)

Tiny Robotic Tools Powered by Magnetic Fields to Enable Minimally Invasive Brain Surgery

Over the past few decades, there has been a significant surge in the development of robotic tools designed to facilitate minimally invasive surgeries, improving recovery times and patient outcomes. Read more
28 Mar 2025 | Surgical Techniques
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Wearables Could Reduce Need for Continuous Blood Thinners in Patients with Atrial Fibrillation

Atrial fibrillation (AFib) is the most prevalent heart arrhythmia, affecting over 5 million individuals in the United States, with projections suggesting that number could rise to 12. Read more
28 Mar 2025 | Critical Care
Image: The haptic device allows an operator to control how the microrobots move (Photo courtesy of SMU)

Magnetic Tweezers Make Robotic Surgery Safer and More Precise

Microrobots are small-scale robots designed using nanotechnology, and they hold significant potential for various medical applications, including surgery, targeted drug delivery, and biopsy. Read more
27 Mar 2025 | Surgical Techniques
Image: The two-stage transformer-based model is designed to predict ICU sepsis mortality (Photo courtesy of 123RF)

AI Model Provides Real-Time Sepsis Risk Alerts for Improving ICU Patient Survival

Sepsis is a leading cause of death in intensive care units (ICUs), caused by an overwhelming response to infection in the body. Read more
27 Mar 2025 | Critical Care
Image: Using AI to help prescribe IV nutrition could reduce medical errors as well as save time and money (Photo courtesy of Emily Moskal/Stanford Medicine)

AI Algorithm Improves Intravenous Nutrition for Premature Babies

Each year, around 10% of babies are born prematurely, which means they arrive at least three weeks before their due date. Read more
27 Mar 2025 | Critical Care
Image: The AI-powered clinical decision aims to revolutionize liver, lung, and kidney procedures (Photo courtesy of Olympus)

AI-Powered Surgical Planning Tool Improves Pre-Op Planning

Physicians have traditionally relied on flat, 2D images to plan medical procedures. Now, a new application now leverages imaging technologies such as CT scans and MRIs to convert these static 2D images into dynamic 3D models in real-time, using AI and thousands of radiologic images. Read more
26 Mar 2025 | Surgical Techniques
Image: A young woman completes a 30-second health scan using the Anura MagicMirror (Photo courtesy of Nuralogix)

Smart Mirror Generates AI-Powered Health Insights by Analyzing Facial Blood Flow

A first-of-its-kind tabletop smart mirror analyzes facial blood flow information to accurately calculate a host of vital signs and disease risk assessments. Read more
25 Mar 2025 | Critical Care
Image: The affordable sensing system aims to restore sense of touch in minimally invasive surgery (Photo courtesy of IEEE Access, DOI: 10.1109/ACCESS.2025.3550948)

Novel Sensing System Restores Missing Sense of Touch in Minimally Invasive Surgery

Minimally invasive surgery (MIS) is characterized by small incisions, which help reduce pain, minimize recovery time, and lower the risk of infection. Read more
25 Mar 2025 | Surgical Techniques
Image: A close-up of the hydrogel micro needle prototype (Photo courtesy of Angelica Marie Sanchez/University of Waterloo)

Painless Diabetes Patch to Replace Needle Pricks

A painless patch that continuously sends a person’s health status to their phone could lead to the commercialization of a healthcare breakthrough for continuous monitoring of blood glucose, ketone, lactate, and more. Read more
24 Mar 2025 | Critical Care
Image: High-accuracy AR guidance for intracranial drain placement using standalone head-worn navigation system (Photo courtesy of Neurosurgery, DOI: 10.1227/neu.0000000000003401)

Headset-Based AR Navigation System Improves EVD Placement

Traditional neuronavigation systems are limited to the operating room due to their large size and lack of portability. Read more
24 Mar 2025 | Surgical Techniques
Image: The sensory t-shirt collects patient data and enables shorter postoperative hospital stay (Photo courtesy of 123RF)

Sensory T-Shirt Monitors Patient’s Vitals After Urological Surgery for Cancer

Telemedicine has revolutionized medical practice by enabling patients and healthcare providers to maintain communication remotely, ensuring that care, interventions, and monitoring can continue in the comfort of a patient’s home. Read more
21 Mar 2025 | Critical Care
Image: The experimental setup with the seat radar installed behind the chair and an interference test setup in the presence of wall radar (Photo courtesy of University of Waterloo)

Super-Sensitive Radar Technology Warns of Serious Heart Issues

A "super-sensitive" radar technology that can be installed in places where people typically sit offers an unobtrusive way to monitor heartbeats and detect potential heart problems before they become life-threatening. Read more
21 Mar 2025 | Critical Care
Image: The computer shows a raw image from the thermal camera (Photo courtesy of Candler Hobbs/Dingding Han)

Thermal Imaging Could Accurately Track Vital Signs for Early Disease Detection

Accurately and non-invasively monitoring vital signs such as heart rate, respiratory rate, and body temperature is crucial in clinical, healthcare, and self-wellness settings, as these indicators provide fundamental insights into a person's physiological state. Read more
20 Mar 2025 | Critical Care

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