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Category Archives: Nutritionals

YelloPort Plus > Advanced laparoscopic port access system > Well received by surgeons in the USA > Expected worldwide increase > Obesity rise > Increase in demand for laparoscopic ports > Surgical Innovations > Demand for obesity-reduction operations

Thursday, July 3, 2008

Are surgical procedural tray supply companies evaluating the new laparoscopic access port? Is the expected outcome an opening of important routes to the procurement decision-makers in hospital groups across the USA? Is YelloPort Plus established in major European markets such as Spain, Scandinavia and other key territories?

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Acute Post-Gastric Reduction Surgery APGARS Neuropathy > Obesity Surgery > Minimally Invasive Surgery > University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center > Postoperative polyneuropathy > Polynutritional > Protracted postoperative vomiting > Hyporeflexia > Muscular weakness

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

Should surgeons be aware of the findings about Acute Post-Gastric Reduction Surgery APGARS Neuropathy given the potentially reversible nature?

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…A variety of neurologic complications have been reported after weight loss surgery. Recently, a new term was introduced to describe cases of postoperative polyneuropathy - acute post-gastric reduction […]

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Abbott > Next-Generation StarClose Safe and Extravascular SE > Closure of the vascular access > Following catheterization procedures > Vascular Closure System VCS > Ergonomic stabilizer > Simpler numbered-step deployment > Cardiac Catheterization and Coronary Intervention Laboratories > Stanford School of Medicine

Wednesday, May 28, 2008

Was the safety, reliability, extravascular closure and ease of use of the first-generation technology questioned by physicians? Is the mechanical closure definitive and how can the operator confirm a reliable closure? Is the patient time to mobility reduced following a procedures using the latest StarClose device?

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…Abbott…announced the launch […]

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