Month: October 2018

Machine-Learning Can Help Anesthesiologists Foresee Complications

During surgeries, anesthesiologists must monitor the vital signs of patients and administer the proper doses of anesthesia at the right times. While managing these responsibilities in a high-pressure situation, it can be difficult to anticipate surgical complications. One issue that can arise is hypoxemia, a condition in which the blood oxygen levels of the patient […]

Medgadget Joins the Verily Baseline Project Study, Part 3: Onward to Year Two!

This is the third of a multi-part series about Medgadget editor Scott Jung joining the Verily Baseline Project Study. Click to read the first and second parts. Last April, Verily Life Sciences, a division of Alphabet, launched the Baseline Project Study, a landmark four year, multi-site study of 10,000 individuals all over the United States utilizing both […]

Baxter’s PrixMax Renal Replacement and Organ Support System Cleared in Europe

Baxter won European CE mark approval to bring to the continent its PrisMax continuous renal replacement and organ support therapy system, as well as the TherMax blood warmer. The PrixMax is based on the company’s Prismaflex system, and is designed to make extracorporeal simpler, faster, and more accurate than before. Along with specialty dialyzers, the PrisMax can deliver […]

Reminder: Medgadget 2018 Sci-Fi Writing Contest: Win The Eko Digital Stethoscope

It’s that time of the year when we call on technological visionaries, medical futurists, and creative people of all kinds to submit medical science fiction stories to our annual Medgadget Sci-Fi Writing Contest. At Medgadget, we keep a record of the progress of medical technologies and hope to inspire you to imagine a future where medicine is able to […]