Sign from the past: surgical scars explain unusual bleeding

Article Abstract:

Scar tissue from a previous cesarean-section may act as a trap to collect mensural tissue and blood. Release of this material caused unexplained bleeding. A new diagnostic tool called sonohysterography was able to pinpoint the problem in 300 women. Bleeding occurs between menstrual cycles.

Complications and side effects, Cesarean section

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Operating through a keyhole: the new 'soft surgery' options that offer you less pain, faster recovery and fewer scars

Article Abstract:

Endoscopy makes much surgery far less painful and invasive. Sinus and gynecological surgery make good use of endoscopy. New treatments for carpal tunnel syndrome, gall bladder surgery and hernia repair are discussed.

Usage, Innovations, Surgery, Endoscopy

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Fasting isn't faster

Article Abstract:

A six-month study of women who dieted with severe caloric restrictions did not lose weight faster than people who eat a low-fat diet. Three diets of less than 800 calories were evaluated for effective weight loss.

Health aspects, Reducing diets, Fasting

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