Life Sciences
Research data from Texas A&M University update understanding of life sciences
Published in Women's Health Law Weekly, August 10th, 2008
"These minimally invasive treatment options have fewer risks than traditional procedures, are faster, and have shorter recovery times for patients. As technology has advanced, so has the shift away from performing ablations in the operating room," wrote R.E. Fothergill and colleagues, Texas A&M University.
The researchers concluded: "With proper patient selection, equipment, and anesthesia...
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