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One of the problems with performing surgical procedures on a human being is the great deal of blood loss that surgery entails. Some surgeries require a massive amount of blood transfusions, as much as twenty pints. A new device promises to reduce this amount of blood lost to just a
thimble full in some surgical procedures. It’s called the Habib Sealer, named after its inventor, Dr. Nagy Habib, a Professor at the Imperial College School of Medicine at the Hammersmith Hospital Campus and head of liver surgery at Hammersmith Hospital.