Information Resources Management Journal • 24 Incremental MIS design and development methodologies have received limited attention in the MIS literature. This paper describes incremental methodologies appropriate for very large scale MIS developments which can cost millions of dollars and take years to develop. This paper describes a “resource constrained” implementation planning process design...

Despite the significant advancement of minimally invasive surgery (MIS) in the adults and even in pediatric population, its role as the standard of care in the neonates has not yet been established among the pediatric and neonatal surgeons universally. Lots of controversies still arise though several advanced centers in the world having very experienced surgeons performing MIS for neonatal surg...

Key Points  Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) biopsy techniques can be performed under standing sedation and local anesthesia, in very ill patients and with reduced complication rate. Improved visualization represents the main advantage vs. other transcutaneous biopsy techniques.  Biopsy sample size is also greatly amplified with MIS biopsy techniques, improving the number of analyses performe...