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Surgery
Internal Medicine
Decoding the Rise and Treatment of Thyroid Cancer – Interview with Professor Henning Dralle
Some cancers are quiet by nature - slow-growing, often curable, rarely the ones that keep surgeons up at night. Thyroid cancer has largely earned...
Surgery
Semmelweis Team Removes Rare Pelvic Schwannoma and Saves a Young Woman’s Ability to Walk
A specialized surgical team at Semmelweis University restored a young woman’s mobility after removing a rare schwannoma from the lesser pelvis, using intraoperative nerve...
Campaigns
Surgical Tactics in Recurrent Gynecological Malignancies: Patient Selection Criteria and the Evidence Base
In gynecologic oncology, the detection of a recurrence no longer serves as an automatic directive to the operating theater. Contemporary medicine evaluates every secondary...
News
Illuminating Drug for Safer Surgeries
Surgical operations are becoming safer with the use of a new drug, Bevonescein, which clearly highlights nerves during surgery. This glowing guide significantly reduces...
Internal Medicine
An Alternative to Open-Heart Surgery: How TAVI Is Transforming Modern Cardiac Care
Interview with Dr. Thomas Schmitz
Dr. Thomas Schmitz is a leading interventional cardiologist at one of Europe’s top cardiovascular centers — the Contilia Heart and...