Automated and mobile X-ray device
Over half of the 206 bones of an adult human skeleton are in the hands and [MORE]
X-Ray image
CT images appear in gray scale, and consequently are insufficient for displaying microfractures in bones. However, researchers at the [MORE]
Adjustable length artificial hip
Hip prostheses can result in a leg that is a little too long or a little too [MORE]
Osteoarthritis in knees
This might be an arguable point—that regenerative medicine is the medical defining point of the early 21st century. [MORE]
Scrails
When bone fractures have to be mended with screws or nails, surgeons usually use fasteners made of titanium or polymer. [MORE]
Shape Shifting Material for Bone
Some bone injuries are too big for simple fixes, even with autografting and bone putty. To [MORE]
3-D Printed Skull
Tagline has included many stories about 3-D printing, but this piece has an imbedded video showing how [MORE]
With the march of the “baby boomers” into retirement and the medical problems of aging, innovations that ameliorate fractured [MORE]
Fusion Protein
Bioengineers in Japan have fused two osteogenic proteins—the collagen binding domain of fibronectin and a bone mineralization protein—and [MORE]
Bone grown from fat cells
Researchers at Technion (the Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa) have used fat-derived mesenchymal (embryonic [MORE]
Replicate Bone
If you have to see something to believe it, be sure to check out the video at this [MORE]
Angus Maclean, Orthopedic Surgeon
The now familiar ultrasound image of a baby in the womb derives from research Dr. Ian [MORE]
Researchers at the University Medical Center and the Fraunhofer Institute in Aachen, Germany have teamed up to create a [MORE]