The Invisible Made Standard Procedural Redesign, Surgical Precision, and the Blueprint That Belongs to Everyone

How do neurosurgeons manage to see something as invisible as blood flow inside the brain—while the brain is still alive and moving?

Biology meets creativity in this exploration of pituitary adenomas and the innovative solutions used to tackle them. This article highlights the role of creative tools, which can empower doctors and scientists across various fields, while focusing on the groundbreaking transsphenoidal surgery.

In eye surgery, a millimeter tremor can mean the difference between sight and blindness.

 Migraines affect over a billion people worldwide and still remain a medical mystery. 

Feeling is Believing: Bionic Hand 'Knows' What it's Touching, Grasps like a Human ( Johns Hopkings ) 

Comparing scissors and scalpels to a novel surgical instrument: a biomechanical sectioning study