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Our series suggests that the cautious use of rFVIIa may be an option in patients with a circulatory assist device suffering from massive hemorrhage refractory to conventional treatment.

To avoid cryptographic devices suffering from related-key attacks, it is necessary to design a cryptographic scheme that resists against such attacks.

While the SanDisk Contour is without a doubt the sexiest looking flash drive that I've ever seen, the device is suffering from one major disparaging oversight.

America's industry for medical devices is suffering from all of them.

The company offered sales guidance slightly above expectations for this year but with an earnings outlook that merely matched the consensus, a sign that the growing business of navigational devices is suffering from pricing pressures as it becomes mainstream.

Today's release of the App Player for Surface Pro is the first time the BlueStacks software has been supported on the Windows 8 operating system – and it comes at a critical time for Microsoft, whose Surface devices are suffering from lackluster sales, amid incongruous reports of "amazing" customer response and sold out inventories.

While BCIs can be used for rehabilitation after stroke, they are most prominently used as a communication device for patients suffering from locked-in syndrome.

Surveys show that there's a general negligence when it comes to securing communications protocols and many IoT devices are still suffering from the famous HeartBleed vulnerability — which could allow hackers to stage man-in-the-middle attacks and steal sensitive information such as passwords.

The failures of the noisy Jarvik-7 and its refrigerator-size air compressor created an impression that the device prolonged suffering, not quality of life, Dr. Gray said in an interview.

It has become the most efficient device to rehabilitate patients suffering from severe to profound deafness [ 1].

One new low-technology first-aid device for stabilizing women suffering hypovolemic shock secondary to obstetric hemorrhage is the Non-Pneumatic Anti-Shock Garment (NASG), a lower-body compression garment made of neoprene and Velcro™ (Zoex Corporation, Colma CA, USA; Figure  1).