POSTS TAGGED AS neurosurgery

Microscopy: Decrowding Expansion Pathology

New microscopy technology to analyze brain cancer tissue:  light blue and yellow are different proteins associated with tumors; pink is [MORE]

Pressure Sensor for Minimally Invasive Surgery

Revolutionizing the field of minimally-invasive surgery in Singapore
“Researchers at the National University of Singapore (NUS) have developed a novel aero-elastic [MORE]

Brain-Computer Interface via Jugular Vein

Clever Aussie brain-computer interface leaves your skull intact
“Synchron  (Melbourne, Australia). . . . has developed a “Stentrode” that can be [MORE]

DeepGlioma

AI predicts  brain tumors genealogy in under 90 seconds
“A team of neurosurgeons and engineers at Michigan Medicine, in collaboration with [MORE]

Robots on the Brain

Highly Maneuverable Magnetically Controlled Miniature Robots
“Researchers at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore have developed miniature robots that are highly maneuverable, and [MORE]

Glioblastoma Nanomedicine

Glioblastoma nanomedicine crosses iBBB in mice
“Inspired by the capacity of natural proteins and viral particulates to cross the BBB, we [MORE]

iPSC Transplanted into Parkinson’s Patient

Neurons
Last October, Japanese neuroscientists implanted induced pluripotent stem cells into a Parkinson’s patient.  As described: “Kyoto University stem cell researcher [MORE]

Dissolvable Brain Sensor Implant

Neurosurgeons Developed Dissolvable Brain Sensor Implant
Neurosurgeons at Washington University of St. Louis have developed a tiny implantable temperature and pressure [MORE]

Biodegradable Sensors Measures Brain Temperature and Pressure from Atop the Skull

Brain Temperature Sensor
It shouldn’t be too hard a task to measure brain temperature from an implant between the skin and [MORE]

Robot for Brain Biopsy

Symbis
Add brain biopsy to the list of surgical procedures that can be performed robotically. Deerfield Imaging (Minneapolis, MN) has received [MORE]

3-D Printed Spinal Fusion Cage

3-D Printed Spine Cage
Damaged discs in the spine can cause vertebrae to fuse with resulting pain and dysfunction. Medicrea (Paris, [MORE]

Printed Skull Implanted

3-D Printed Skull
“In a worldwide first, brain surgeon Dr. Bon Verweij of the University Medical Center (UMC) Utrecht successfully replaced [MORE]

Brain Implant to Restore Memory

Brain Testing
Brain stimulators, for example Medtronic’s implantable “brain pacemaker” to control the tremors of Parkinson’s disease, already exist, but DARPA [MORE]

Steerable Needles for Treating Brain Clots

Steerable Tubes for Blood Clot Removal
Neurosurgeons at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN have developed a cannula with multiple tubes [MORE]