Conventional versus endovascular surgical procedures: A no choice option

Consumer Preference for a No-Choice Option

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General considerations for endovascular surgical neuroradiologic procedures.

Certain general principles of performance qualifications, preparation, procedure care and conduct, and post-procedural care apply to the contemporary performance of most neurointerventional surgical procedures subsequently detailed in this standards document. These considerations should be generally applicable to the individual disease processes and procedures discussed in the following disease...

Empowering Proactive and Personal Health Care: No Option No Choice

The central objective of this paper is to explore the capacity of integrated technology to support an active and independent lifestyle within and beyond the home; it explores the potential of combined leading-edge textile, communications and computing technologies to help the ageing population enjoy an extended safe and healthy life wherever they chose to be.

Best surgical option for thoracoabdominal aneurysm repair - the endovascular approach.

Risk Assessment of Surgical Procedures in a Referral Hospital

Background: Adverse Events (AEs) due to failure in healthcare procedures are common. These procedures are often evaluated independently. The objectives of this study are to investigate the nature of the failures in healthcare procedures of the surgical patients, assessing the frequency of these failures and preventability, and exploring their consequences, underlying causes, and prevention stra...