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Las Vegas GI Doc Facing 28 Felony Counts in Hep C Case

Las Vegas physician Dipak Desai, MD, will face all 28 felony charges filed against him for allegedly exposing patients to hepatitis C, according to ...

New Device Helps Obese Patients Breathe Easier

Rice University engineering students have come up with a novel approach for lifting the excess abdomen weight that can hamper obese patients' breath...

How Effective are Your Infection Prevention Efforts?

Are your infection prevention efforts up to speed? It's generally advisable to find out before a site surveyor from a regulating or accrediting agen...

Archive > Hottest Technologies Guide 2010 Edition
12 Reasons to Embrace EMRs
Why our endoscopy center went digital 7 years ago - and never looked back.
Benchmarking Made Easy
Online services can guide you to practices that really work.
Why High-Def Matters
Sharper pictures and larger images can increase a surgeon's operating speed and confidence.
Ultrasound's Widespread Potential
Musculoskeletal docs and anesthesia providers are clamoring for the technology's higher resolution and increased portability.
Bright Idea: LED Lights for the OR
Better visualization, less heat and greater longevity are just some of the benefits LEDs have over incandescent bulbs.
Keeping Track to Stay on Track
Bar code and radiofrequency technologies can help manage staff, surgeries and supply budgets.
Solutions for the Prevention of Retained Sponges
New technology adds a whole new level of accuracy to sponge counts.
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