Human heart News

For patients and their families, these developments signify more than just medical advancements; they represent newfound possibilities, renewed optimism, and the promise of a brighter future. With each breakthrough, interventional cardiologists and their teams are rewriting the narrative of heart disease, offering hope where there was once uncertainty and transforming lives in profound ways.

The study published on Thursday in the journal Science reported the first-of-its-kind technique that could print tissue scaffolds out of a major structural protein in the human body.

The drones were created in conjunction with the Australian Defence Force (ADF) to be deployed during humanitarian crises.

They found that the most remarkable changes occurred over a four day period 124 days into the pregnancy.

With modern X ray scanners, scientists can make detailed 3D images. In the best images, they can even see the boundaries between single heart cells, and detect in which direction they are arranged.

The mini human heart was created by introducing human cells into the matrix of a whole rat heart.

When the plant cells are washed away what remains is a framework made primarily of cellulose, a natural substance that is not harmful to people.

The “Heart App” developed by senior interventional cardiologist Rajeev Rathi has a small set of questions with multiple options. These are the questions that a cardiologist would ask in a case of suspected heart disease.