Quantitative advancements, that is, the reduction of deaths, diseases, and disabilities, are directly dependent on the organization of the general health system. The established healthcare network, the rapid provision of emergency aid, and the continuous training of doctors and other healthcare personnel complement this action. On the other hand, this progress relies on developments in organizational and technological knowledge.
The use of new materials that can be accepted by the human body has opened new horizons, such as the artificial heart. Precise and complex techniques have made it possible to achieve some treatment possibilities even in diseases previously considered incurable.
The stereotaxy device allows physicians to operate with unique precision during brain surgeries. Sterile rooms, caps, and gowns are an application that has provided brand new possibilities for the treatment of individuals who have become vulnerable to infections due to damage to their immune systems for various reasons.
