A particular challenge in clinical trials is recruiting potential participants. According to author Cher Zavala, there is a clear need to improve study recruitment rates — and the best way to do this is to use a multifaceted approach.
A recent study published in JAMA shows that higher doses of general anesthesia are no more harmful to the brain than lower doses, providing reassurance for older adults undergoing surgery.
The event brings together global experts to share emerging techniques and insights shaping the future of facial rejuvenation.
Sirnaomics’ STP705 is a drug candidate for fat reduction in adults undergoing abdominoplasty. The STP705 Phase I trial results show signs of efficacy and safety.
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Antibiotics administered before and during surgery should be discontinued immediately after a patient’s incision is closed, according to updated recommendations for preventing surgical site infections.
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Revance’s DaxibotulinumtoxinA for Injection (DAXI) has been studied for the treatment of glabellar lines, and Michael Kane, an aesthetic surgeon, shares his experience with the product in an interview with Plastic Surgery Practice. Kane discusses how he uses DAXI, the evolution of his usage of the product, and how DAXI treats forehead lines. He also talks about the study conducted to evaluate DaxibotulinumtoxinA for dynamic forehead lines, explaining the efficacy, duration, and safety of DAXI for a range of FHL doses.
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Operating room (OR) personnel who rethink how they deliver surgical care to focus more on sustainability interventions could substantially reduce hospital costs and decrease their ever-growing carbon footprint, according to a new report.
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Combined oral contraceptives containing both estrogen and progestin do not contribute to the development of enlarged breasts (macromastia)—nor do they increase the risk of breast regrowth in adolescents and young women following breast-reduction surgery, reports a study in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.
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The UCLA researcher’s lab test would use blood and urine samples to provide a simpler and effective method for detecting implant ruptures.
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Kaiser Permanente study finds vaccinated elective surgery patients had no elevated risk of complications after COVID-19
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For certain surgeries, staffing one anesthesiologist for three or four overlapping cases can increase complications, death
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se the pain of an operation or procedure fill it right away. But a new study shows that some fill these prescriptions more than a month later—long after the acute pain from their care should have subsided.
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A new approach to managing and documenting how medications are administered in the operating room improves patient safety and clinicians’ workflow efficiency, according to a new study led by researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
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In a paper recently published in Neuron, researchers reveal how different cell types in cortex change their activity during general anesthesia, helping to understand how unconsciousness may be induced.
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Michigan Medical School researchers searched for ways to reduce emissions and waste from hospital operating rooms.
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Patients increasingly use selfies taken with a smartphone that can distort their true appearance to discuss their plastic surgery goals.
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Researchers advise surgeons to explain to patients in detail how their facial scar will look post-surgery and that they themselves will perceive their scars to be more significant than others will.
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Although the reporting of racial and ethnic data has increased in recent years, inclusion of minority groups has remained unchanged, American Journal of Managed Care reports.
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