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Nanoparticles have unique optical, magnetic, and electrical properties. Cancer scientists successfully use these properties to affect cancer cells, the tumor microenvironment, and antitumor immunity. Nanoparticles help doctors overcome the toxicity of chemotherapy, provide targeted delivery of anticancer drugs to the tumor...

IVF is the most effective method for overcoming infertility today. The results of in vitro fertilization can differ in various clinics. The percentage of pregnancy can range from 15 to 60%. The risk of developing complications is also different. To get pregnant after IVF with 1-2 attempts and maintain health, you can go for treatment to South Korea.

Munich is one of the major German cities, the capital of Bavaria. This city is famous not only for its brewing traditions but also for major authoritative medical institutions. University hospitals which head the list of the largest university hospitals in Europe, and specialized private clinics are located here. We present to your attention...

Germany is one of the most prosperous countries in the field of cancer treatment. German clinics offer the latest methods of fighting malignant neoplasms that are not available in hospitals in other countries yet. One of the actively developing methods is called hyperthermia. High temperatures influence cancer cells during the treatment.

The University Hospital Carl Gustav Carus Dresden covers an entire spectrum of medicine. It is a maximum care hospital comprised of 21 highly specialized departments where one can receive quality treatment of all diseases. Dresden is a German city located near the border of the Czech Republic and Germany.

Robotic assisted technology is the latest breakthrough in neurosurgery. Robotic Surgery Assistance or ROSA as it is commonly called, is now being used at the University clinic in Frankfurt, Germany. The advantages of using robotic surgery is minimally invasive, less pain, small incisions, reduced blood loss, quick recovery ...

Mitral valve disease is a lesion of the bicuspid valve and subvalvular structures, leading to impaired hemodynamics and the development of heart failure. Asymptomatic valvular heart disease is present in 2.5% of the population, increasing to 13% with age. In the absence of competent treatment, mitral valve dysfunction significantly reduces the quality and expectancy of life.

Cell therapy is one of the rapidly developing and novel methods for the treatment of diverse diseases. It is based on the use of artificially collected pluripotent cells or products of their cultivation. Until recently, cell therapy was not widespread in the clinical practice. The reason was the high cost of the procedure itself and lack of information about its long-term results.