Life-threatening 'leaks' after surgery could be flagged faster with tiny new device

A new implantable device, so far tested in rats and pigs, could soon be trialed in humans to help detect harmful post-surgery leaks in the body.

  Science/Technology   Mar 7, 2024   0   49  Add to Reading List
Life-threatening 'leaks' after surgery could be flagged faster with tiny new device

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A new implantable device, so far tested in rats and pigs, could soon be trialed in humans to help detect harmful post-surgery leaks in the body.
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