Articles
Articles are written by renowned hospital and healthcare company executives and other industry experts on important topics relating to the healthcare sector. This section focuses on hot topics that are currently being debated in fields like information technology, healthcare management, medical sciences, surgical specialties, diagnostics, and technology.
Prevention and Control of COVID-19 after Resuming General Hospital Functions
It has been three years since the initial COVID outbreak A total of hospitals in Wuhan had to be converted into designated hospitals to receive only patients with COVID infections during the pandemic Many departments including the stomatology department and the department of plastic surgery could n...
The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Early Cancer Diagnosis
Early cancer diagnosis and artificial intelligence AI are rapidly evolving fields with important areas of convergence In the United Kingdom national registry data suggest that cancer stage is closely correlated with year cancer mortality with incremental declines in outcome per stage increase for so...
Clinical Perspectives and Management of Edema in Chronic Venous Disease—What about Ruscus?
Venous disorders of the lower extremities are associated with a range of pathologic conditions many of which present with edema complicating the process of making a differential diagnosis Further though treatment guidelines for chronic venous disease CVD are regularly updated a range of signs and s...
Emergency Department Overcrowding: Understanding the Factors to Find Corresponding Solutions
In order to proceed with a narrative analysis on overcrowding it seems useful to provide some definitions although defining and quantifying overcrowding is not simple Overcrowding is due to the imbalance of the need for emergency care and the hospitals availability to provide the service It is a p...
Covid-19 and Aviation Mental Health
While globally the aviation industry is gradually recovering from the COVID pandemic it is not yet totally clear how badly pilots and cabin crew mental health suffered during this exceptional period Some of the concerns regarding flying personnel mental health are supported by studies carried among...
Prevention of Intraoperative Catastrophic Events during Minimally Invasive Lung Cancer Surgery
Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths in males and females With the increase of lung cancer screening early detection of lung cancer has been increasing The use of minimally invasive surgery for lung cancer including videoassisted and roboticassisted surgery has been increasing with grow...
