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hello and welcome to technology update regardless of who you are and whether you live in moscow or anywhere else in the world we all like that one holiday wish comment we're all hoping for good help to keep us in tip top shape the tech team and i have struck out to find the latest improvements in russian medical science. showing off some of the newest gadgets and research was the russian health care. everything from good health habits to advanced lifesaving treatments. biggest medical breakthrough away from the bright lights of the capital.
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the center for cardiovascular surgery recently announced its. placement surgery with a brand new. history with. technology it's not surprising that they were. traditionally speaking. for the best performance they're less than ideal if the patient is relatively young as a delicate tissue. as a result mechanical valves are often the way to go and then the latest which is just the most recent evolution of these men made. the first mechanic. in one thousand fifty two. limitations. to prove that synthetic materials could be used for heart valves. improved in the one nine hundred sixty s. with the advent of the so-called caged which could be implanted inside the heart itself unlike with previous models later in the disk. made their debut the natural
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flow of blood cells by the late one nine hundred seventy s. more or less modern day by the scene but these still weren't perfect. whatsoever the position of. the ring creates some amount of resistance. the pressure on the heart is generally as high as thirty forty or even fifty millimeters of mercury we figured out that it would be impossible to remove this obstacle as long as the leaflets were in the middle of the blood flow so we decided to place them outside the ring. for that the doctors turned to med inch premier hard maker those coming off the lines here monolithic pure carbon the materials obtained from ordinary natural gas. temperatures up to fifteen hundred degrees. special of. the reactor that's been collected and passed on for
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further reworking. and the main difference is that elsewhere. is based on a graphic foundation. that is a result of. structure. damage. but the whole thing falls apart whenever there's a tiny crack. is better protected against problems. like getting that pure carbon they need is only the first step in the process before these black into rings can become potentially life saving valves they must be cut and chiseled into the right shape. to be implanted inside someone's heart repeatedly. for pinpoint accuracy.
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but the leaflets are also made from super strong material to. special equipment and to be checked and cleaned once again from this point the two main components. put together in an absolutely room over the years the company thousands of their previous models in more than twenty five countries but thanks to their. creating a. channel through the middle. life and reliability of mechanical. shape is the same as that. even. without any of. the functions.
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we've just started. and then start mass production sales. so far only a handful of the brand new place in the hands of capable when they do eventually hit the market plenty of demand in two thousand and eleven there were some twenty five thousand. becoming another of those statistics you should do as i say and not as i do for like this may be tasty but in excess it could lead to any number of health problems all the starch and sugar can wreak havoc on your teeth and might just land you under dental surgeons operating lights but. even that doesn't have to be as nail biting as it used to be for many people there's nothing more. but many are turning to new technology. more invasive surgeries.
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optic surgery. feedback and a high power laser to significant reduce the time it takes to. thermal damage to the tissues. this is especially important. partnership that's based on technology pioneered here.
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some of the scientists. and. previously. controlled the temperature. operated.
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depending on the required temperature. different configurations to see which give the most ideal performance for certain. materials can be used in the tips but depending on how much. the. current cutting edge research takes place in. the company's production all the way across the globe. just outside of boston massachusetts in the united states there's a truly international team of research and development carried out by the russian partners. individual companies. primarily responsible for innovation research development and commercialisation of the product in the russian federation tonics is responsible for manufacturing and commercialization in international markets and we think that this is a very. successful project because it allows us to.
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maximize the strengths of each party's in their respective also and also leverage their capital resources most efficiently. but the company is currently working on a new. for a different one in theory that means didn't have to invest and then entirely separate console for different purposes. devices produced by the closest competitors in terms of power are much larger and much more complicated than the ones that we made some competitors make similarly sized devices but they're much less powerful than ours so our devices are quite well placed in the market.
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compact easy to assemble highly efficient and can accurately control the optical. scan which is as you can see here. easily able to pierce a piece of wood with only three. such. all the devices they were produced for sale in there were completely sold out over the course of the two days of the show. here in russia the company and its technology is getting recognition. despite having only been set up a few years ago. which is essentially a big tech idea clearinghouse. only help push the company.
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into the future. first freely elected president. economic failure and. attempts to escape. it. forced. to. seal up.
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i would rather ask questions for people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question more. major
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university is a variable treasure trove of knowledge in the form of both respected professors and millions upon millions of books however there is just not enough time in the day all our lives to get through them all but thanks to the labor of one tireless academic here that could all be changing comes to science and technology it's hard to find as prolific of an institution as moscow state university the hollowed halls here have been some of the globe's greatest thinkers and it was here back in the late one nine hundred sixty s. that. teamed up with if you move lieberman to prove the existence of the electric
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potential difference across mitochondrial membranes that was a confirmation needed to help earn a british scientist the nobel prize perhaps more importantly that discovery could unlock the fountain of youth for us all. to understand we have to look inside each individual cell among the various organelles the most important for our purposes is the mitochondria as these power plants pump out energy for the cell reactive oxygen species are also generated the build up of these so called in mitochondria can damage already named d.n.a. and protein which is thought to be largely responsible for the physiological effects of aging. and his team hypothesized that this could be cut down by accident with the possibly. doing so allows mitochondria negatively charged interior to attract the. compound that combination also helps. that membrane which would otherwise absorb the fat soluble antioxidants. chemicals get to where
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they're needed most in the wake of dr postulation and research such positive ion delivery vehicles were nicknamed. since that time the topic has become a bit of a family affair. getting involved although the underlying idea originated back and it wasn't put into practice until the one nine hundred ninety s. . we were in the. principal. fact it was michael. cohen. occident immediately told him that it wasn't a very good choice in terms of the anti-oxidant. by then he already made a lot of progress with. just threw his hands up and told me that his investors wouldn't forgive him if he changed the substance halfway through and said they were going to give it a shot. unfortunately
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a lot of. however no one can deny. our. researchers have been hard at work coming up with. substance accustomed to dealing with the build up of oxygen. since our. oxygen their own must be up to the task. the resulting compound. is reported to be hundreds of times more effective than any
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of the. previously. programmed. to slowly but surely.
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change. decided to take it step by step how much. one can use this substance to make. typically. a much easier path to the market. or to commercialize the technology a company called. the potential adverse effects are much smaller. than human clinical trials had to be passed. earlier in two thousand and twelve at the moment they're working on having it approved by western health agencies. targeted. to increasingly impaired vision. these russian made drops are able to do much more
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. there. is a result of. the. different picture when used extensively they greatly decrease the number of tissue sections. as the first guinea pig. in my opinion the results pretty much speak for themselves. i'm very short sighted i started suffering from cataracts. for years. as a result of using the eye drops the cataract disappeared. down.
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but surely started getting there i. already sold twenty five thousand. innovators this is just the first step.
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thanks to the video. it also shows the mistakes. very. all of the students. complex is home to the inspiration behind the. president company get tax breaks and other business. projects.
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with the company. the program. company. and more precisely. but military and truck drivers aren't the only one.
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drivers. to practice. everything. however for the. transporting the. next logical step. to make training. the other aspects of.
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training. different. health care system. time comes to put that. designers are constantly. structures they've also been working. with. production. program. programmers simulated.
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every one of the models for a concrete. could be a specific section or the whole body all together. engineers can replicate the various systems and. possible to real life compresses are used to mimic breathing. fluids for cardiovascular. systems and servo motors for joy. to the doctor's actions. programmers to recreate just about any problem imaginable. in the world there are four major companies in the business of making medical simulators. naturally. does their best to stay. positive about this kind of competition because we believe that it benefits the. competing companies there are. the better it is. a market. we feel that our
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devices are better than foreign ones in a number of ways first specifically for the russian healthcare system secondly we have introduced a new concept. with a number of ports which is unique to our company. with. an operating room together with a robot this is something our foreign competitors to emulate. but i don't think there they recently got big backing for a project to build one of the largest medical complex. plans are only on paper but they soon hope to break ground on a center that would bring many of the globe's leading institutions to. day we hope that your next visit to the doctor and this. technology will see you next time enjoy the ride.
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clay is the perfect material it's a lie you make just a small change and you get a totally different result. what a pretty top knot you have. this is a little complicated. it's like geometry we start by marking out the incision lines as a guide. it's very intricate work where my life has changed one hundred percent. of the field operating table here more than just a very small table as long as i had a flashlight and a working battery and i had a good enough environment to work it. was among them along with some other terrorist leaders. as if he's reminiscing about just. looking at
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you at the same time he's somewhere else. when i watch this. doesn't feel like me at all and. it's someone totally different someone i don't know.
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