It is known that modern surgery of adhesions should combine minimally invasive technologies, the use of agents that create a protective layer on the damaged areas of the peritoneum, the use of drug forms that activate the processes of mesothelial repair. This is already a mandatory attribute of operations and the will of today's requirements. In this report, we tried to reflect the technical issues of the use of the anti-adhesion membrane as a prophylactic agent in patients in abdominal surgery. We used this innovative drug in 18 patients with adhesive intestinal obstruction and with the possibility of its use in traditional and laparoscopic surgery.

An informal caregiver is someone who provides unpaid care to a friend, family member, or neighbor in need. They often help with daily tasks such as cooking, cleaning, and dressing, as well as support with managing appointments and finances.

The role of informal caregivers in patient recovery is multifaceted and often underappreciated, particularly within low-resource settings where formal support structures are limited. The provision of caregiving is integral to the continuum of care and can serve as a crucial determinant of patient outcomes. However, while caregivers facilitate recovery by providing physical, emotional, and logistical support, the responsibilities they assume frequently exact a significant toll on their own physical and mental well‐being. This duality of caregiving—as both indispensable and inherently burdensome—demands rigorous academic inquiry and public policy attention, especially given the growing number of patients who rely on informal care in the context of chronic illness, advanced age, and post‐surgical recovery.

When one thinks of robotics and dentistry, one thinks about a day when a robot would be conducting surgery or taking X-rays. The dream has already come halfway through. So, if we snap out of our dreams and think about them practically, One would be surprised to see how robotics have taken over the healthcare industry like a storm. Robots can help surgeons or doctors by assisting and performing procedures. Therefore, if one thinks about the future of robotics, it will be streamlined through robotic surgeons and tele dentistry (Gurbuz, E., Gungor, M., & Hatipoglu, H. 2021). This paper is going to showcase how advanced robots are and their achievements. Also, it is going to showcase what the future might look like in the field of robotic dentistry and tele dentistry. Moreover, there will be a question of whether the benefit is worth it to patients or whether the advancement will create more problems in patients’ lives.