For more than a decade, patients have traveled from around the world to UAMS Medical Center and Arkansas Children's Hospital to receive the most sophisticated and comprehensive medical laser care available. Waner has developed lasers suited to many medical applications. He and other UAMS surgeons use lasers for a vast range of procedures from treating inoperable vascular lesions to removing tattoos, fine lines, wrinkles and scars.
Seconds seem like minutes and minutes turn into hours.
Thanks to Drs. With this new device, basic procedures such as starting intravenous fluids and drawing blood, which once took several agonizing minutes, now take a matter of simple seconds. Waner and fellow UAMS researchers believe their Veniscope will also be helpful to the military and improve blood donations and emergency ambulance service. Where children are concerned, the task is even more difficult for the child who is very sick or has lost a lot of blood. You lose precious time before starting surgery or getting intravenous fluids into the infant's body.