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Full-Text Articles in Medical Biotechnology
Robotics And A.I In Oncological Surgery, Ian Ngo
Robotics And A.I In Oncological Surgery, Ian Ngo
Nursing | Student Research Posters
Throughout the decades, advancements in
technology have been surpassing limits that
were thought impossible. Every day these
breakthroughs are improving modern
surgery whether it be enhancing precision
on surgical sites, increasing accuracy of
procedure, or reducing recovery rates for
patients. Among the newly increasing
innovations, the implementation of robotics
systems and artificial intelligence (AI) into
the surgical field has emerged into
becoming a transformative force, especially
within a context as delicate as tumor removal.
This study explores the numerous benefits
of incorporating robotics and artificial
intelligence (AI) in tumor removal surgeries.
We investigate how these innovations
improve surgical accuracy, reduce …
Different Methodologies To Characterize And Diagnose Sickle Cell Disease In Both Developed And Developing Nations, Mohammed Alharbi
Different Methodologies To Characterize And Diagnose Sickle Cell Disease In Both Developed And Developing Nations, Mohammed Alharbi
Dissertations, Masters Theses, Capstones, and Culminating Projects
Sickle cell disease (SCD) is a genetic blood disorder that causes the RBC to become sickle shaped due to a mutation in the β-globin gene encoding the protein hemoglobin. This disease causes reduced oxygen carrying capacity of RBC resulting in painful crisis, hemolytic anemia, and infection susceptibility. SCD affects around 100,000 individuals in USA alone and 14 million people globally. SCD affected individuals have high mortality rates. Early detection and constant monitoring of this disease is essential. The following review focuses on various methodologies that have emerged in the diagnosis of SCD. Also, low cost methods that can be easily …
Stem Cell Derived Osteoprogenitors And Their Role In Bone Repair Using Morphogenic Activators, George Washington Brownridge Iii, Sylvanna Islas, Angelina Miller, Warren Hoeffler
Stem Cell Derived Osteoprogenitors And Their Role In Bone Repair Using Morphogenic Activators, George Washington Brownridge Iii, Sylvanna Islas, Angelina Miller, Warren Hoeffler
Student Research Posters
Bone constantly cycles through a dynamic process of breakdown and remodeling. Osteoblasts are the specialized mesenchymal stem cells that have a major role in bone formation and the remodeling process whereas their counterpart osteoclasts, handle bone resorption. Embryonic stem cells can be partially differentiated into Progenitor cells, and we worked with #18, a candidate for being an osteoprogenitor that has the potential to respond to morphogenic activators. In the case of bone remodeling, TGF-β 2, BMP-2 and an abundance of CA++ have been shown to be potential activators of differentiation into osteoblasts. Eight different trials were conducted with the cells …