Surgery
Scientists at Royal London Hospital target surgery
Published in Surgery Litigation and Law Weekly, May 16th, 2008
"In this paper we propose a simple technique for accurate placement of markings during surgery. This technique is simple, quick and does not require any special instruments," wrote S.S. Raveendran and colleagues, Royal London Hospital.
The researchers concluded: "The method is easily reproducible and can be used intraoperatively to position the symmetrical points accurately."
Raveendran and colleagues published their...
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