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The surgery was performed with the aid of Da Vinci surgical robot.
MedBound Blog

Pune Doctors Perform Robotic Surgery to Rectify Baby's Congenital Kidney Condition

Jithin Paul
2 min read
An eight-month-old baby girl underwent a rare robotic surgery to correct her congenital kidney condition
Certain studies have implicated single genetic variants in contributing to different diseases, and these variants can be combined to generate polygenic risk scores (PRS) to predict an individual’s risk of developing such diseases.
Medicine

Polygenic Risk Scores for Childhood Kidney Condition

MedBound Times
2 min read
Scientists have generated a polygenic risk score for pediatric steroid-sensitive nephrotic syndrome, a kidney disease in children.
Quality sleep is crucial for managing chronic conditions and maintaining mobility.
MedBound Blog

Sleep Health May Impact Mobility for Women with Chronic Conditions

MBT Desk
2 min read
The Link Between Sleep Health, Chronic Conditions, and Future Mobility Decline
The pulp at the center of your tooth contains vital nerves and blood vessels that keep the tooth alive and healthy.
Dentistry

What Are Common Conditions And Disorders That Affect Tooth Pulp?

MBT Desk
5 min read
If you're looking for a cheap dentist in Frisco, choose one who can effectively manage and treat dental pulp conditions to avoid more severe complications
Cytomegalovirus infection increases intestinal damage in mouse model of necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC).
MedBound Blog

Common Viral Infection Worsens Deadly Condition Among Premature Babies: JHM Research

MBT Desk
3 min read
A research study carried out by Johns Hopkins Medicine displays that Cytomegalovirus infection increases intestinal damage in mouse model of necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC)
28% of adults in the UK are classified as obese, while 63% are overweight or obese, according to NHS statistics.(Representative Image: Pexels)
MedBound Blog

UK Health Officials Advised to Use Inclusive Language for Obesity and Other Conditions

MBT Desk
2 min read
The UK's National Health Service (NHS) has made a notable change in medical terminology by advising healthcare workers to avoid using the term "obese," opting instead for "people with obesity."
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