Goethe University study reveals injury risks in professional dance
Ballet is an art of illusion: dancers seem to float across the stage and, in their leaps, appear to defy...
Read MoreConsultation on CE-marked medical devices ‘could mark major boost to both patients and MedTech growth aims’
A new consultation seeking views on indefinite recognition of CE-marked medical devices in Great Britain is ‘very welcome and could...
Read MoreJust 6% of surgeons working in private healthcare are women, new research shows
New research published in The Bulletin of the Royal College of Surgeons of England (RCS England) has found that women make up just 6.2% of surgeons...
Read MoreBlue Arbor Technologies announces strategic partnership with Ottobock and $5m investment to advance RESTORE™ neuromuscular interface system
Blue Arbor Technologies, Inc., a company developing novel neuromuscular interfaces and next-generation prosthetic control solutions for people with limb loss,...
Read MoreBenenden Hospital first in the UK to reach landmark 500th Arthrosamid® treatment for knee osteoarthritis
Benenden Hospital, a private hospital near Cranbrook in Kent, has recently celebrated treating over 500 patients with Arthrosamid®, a long-lasting[1,2]...
Read MoreDigitalisation and AI in orthopaedic treatment and care
OTWorld 2026 showcases concrete solutions for clinics, workshops and medical supply stores Digitalisation and artificial intelligence are bringing about noticeable...
Read MoreGIRFT shares greener guidance to help reduce the carbon footprint of the elective hip replacement pathway
The second in GIRFT’s series of ‘greener’ pathways highlights the high-impact steps trusts can take to decarbonise the elective hip replacement pathway, helping to reduce the environmental impact...
Read MoreArtificial Intelligence predicts success of hip operations
Artificial intelligence can help to predict how well patients with hip osteoarthritis will be able to walk again after an...
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