For now, however, the patient is on the operating table.
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These, presumably, could be fixed directly onto the operating table.
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She thought of her own experience on the operating table.
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That's terrible news for the infant on the operating table.
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He died on an operating table a few hours later.
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Michael saw himself as 14 and lying on an operating table.
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The operating table becomes this conveyor belt of patient after patient.
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The expectation should be that they die on the operating table.
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A middle-aged woman lay on the operating table, wrapped in blankets.
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It shows four women in blue doctors' scrubs over an operating table.
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There is little obvious value being created on the financial operating table.
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Eventually, he called me over to his side of the operating table.
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Bright LED lamps above their heads bathed the operating table in light.
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She remembered lying on the operating table as her doctor read the results.
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"My concern was making sure she got off the operating table," he says.
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A pediatric neurosurgeon, Dr. William Whitehead, joined Dr. Belfort at the operating table.
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Her father died in 22000 on an operating table when she was 303.
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He got up from his seat and went over to the operating table.
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"Feed My Frankenstein" unleashes some sort of gigantic operating table onto the stage.
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Yet here I was, standing beside the senior surgeon at the operating table.
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During the surgery, Decort suffered a pulmonary embolism and died on the operating table.
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One even photographed Rivers on the operating table, using his cellphone -- wholly unprofessional behavior.
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Last week I found myself lying prone on an operating table, awaiting arthroscopic surgery.
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"If I overdo it, I'm going to be on an operating table," Teixeira said.
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Abu Waseem and the others crowded around the operating table to watch Nott work.
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Even then, there was a chance her baby would die on the operating table.
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By dragging the video, you can look around the room down onto the operating table.
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She spent a lot of time watching people live and die on the operating table.
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So from a simple swim in the sea I ended up at the operating table.
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The next morning, fresh off the operating table, Linville asked his wife to call Medvetz.
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Her then-husband didn't even arrive until she was already lying on the operating table.
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He murders patients in hospitals right before they're about to die on the operating table.
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The operating table quivered under her weight while the doctor pulled out her twin boys.
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Yet two months later he succumbed to more back pain and returned to the operating table.
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What happens after a patient leaves the operating table is as important as the surgery itself.
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He had been worried that she might die on the operating table, but she pulled through.
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At the end of August I lay on an operating table, an IV in my arm.
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I was affixed to this operating table, and the neurologist was right in front of me.
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And he has seen, in those hours standing over the operating table after airstrikes, grim things.
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Elsewhere in Syria, doctors donated their own blood, while the recipient lay on the operating table.
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On Friday, while getting liposuction, Medina died on the operating table at the clinic in Santo Domingo.
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It becomes clear that he, and not young Kate or Dr. K, was on the operating table.
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Cary denied saying that Redmond's "Mommy Makeover" plastic surgeon had previously killed people on the operating table.
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When Thomas gets to the doctor's office, she witnesses another young woman crying on an operating table.
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He calls Dr. Ajit Jada over from the operating table and points at the cluster of veins.
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Mota claims Lopez instructed staff to "strap her down" to the operating table before cutting her open.
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He is in fact the child of Steven's patient, the one who died on the operating table.
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Under anesthesia on the operating table, her chest cut open, she heard the doctors pronounce her dead.
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The patient, meanwhile, is awake on the operating table, providing the surgeon with second-by-second feedback.
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As patients and staff workers fled, Dr. Darwish refused to leave his patient on the operating table.
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OPEN HEART: A Cardiac Surgeon's Stories of Life and Death on the Operating Table, by Stephen Westaby.
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Within minutes, photographs of his body on the operating table were being shared widely on social media.
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Tragedy struck the family in 1978 when Wyatt Cooper died on the operating table during open-heart surgery.
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With Phil sedated by a vet, May watches helplessly as the hog nearly dies on the operating table.
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He also believes that the potential for using EEG to understand unconscious brainwaves goes beyond the operating table.
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Neuropreservations basically involve the same procedure, but the head is removed from the body on the operating table.
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The Wound Man appears therein, alongside a colorful cast of characters hovering on and around the operating table.
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But medicine was a crowded field; more than 350 scalpel designs clamored for space on the operating table.
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The doctors gave him a stuffed Barney the dinosaur to keep by his side on the operating table.
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The truth is she wants it to go to sleep on the operating table and never wake up.
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Neurosurgeon Venita Simpson left a patient on the operating table to cast her ballot in Houston on Tuesday.
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An emergency care doctor in Louisville sent a photo of blood covering the floor beneath an operating table.
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In seconds, a 1,200-pound colt was zip-lining the 12 feet or so to the operating table.
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A week later, I was under anesthesia on an operating table, receiving surgery to repair a Colles' fracture.
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The fixes could take hours, and patients often died on the operating table after their body temperature plummeted.
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By the following night, Kylee was on the operating table at a hospital in Chicago receiving her new heart.
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Who could forget the early series couple stuck together on an operating table with a pole holding them together?
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Wyatt died on the operating table while undergoing open-heart surgery in 1978 and Vanderbilt became a single mom.
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Dr. Marashi's patient for today is lying on the operating table, knocked out, intubated, and covered by a sheet.
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It was back to the bullpen in 2010, then to the operating table in 2011, for Tommy John surgery.
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After she scrubbed in last week, she peered at the patient whose arm was outstretched on the operating table.
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They come onto the operating table, which is literally just a table with some plastic on top of it.
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OPEN HEART A Cardiac Surgeon's Stories of Life and Death on the Operating Table By Stephen Westaby 287 pp.
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Touch Surgery is supposed to prepare surgeons for the specific steps they need to take on the operating table.
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Her parents arranged for a flight back to Boston, and Stickney was on an operating table the next day.
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Inside there's an operating table, a stand for IV drips and some basic medication — mainly boxes of glucose solution.
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After the Paris attacks the first patient admitted to Hôpital Saint Louis spent just 30 minutes on the operating table.
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Police allege Pappas had long plotted his attack on the physician to avenge his mother's death on the operating table.
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The meteors she was seeing, she realized, were memories of her view from the operating table when she was resuscitated.
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Did Dr. Picot really know that the man on the operating table in Syria was suspected of being a terrorist?
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To save money and hasten recoveries, evidence shows, they should mentally and physically prepare to be on the operating table.
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For the past hour, the man had been slowly dying on the operating table while the medical worker awaited instructions.
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Even when she sits on the operating table, questioning her entire existence, she wears mascara, eyeshadow, and a touch of blush.
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Acevedo said investigators believe Pappas was motivated by the death of his mother on Hausknecht's operating table over 20 years ago.
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Open, close up on Matthew Morrisson overacting as he writhes on the operating table Paul Stadler bleeding after a hit & run.
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After suffering several heart attacks throughout their marriage, Wyatt died on the operating table while undergoing open-heart surgery in 1978.
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LYING on an operating table in a "workaday city hospital", the late author Helen Dunmore noticed a waterfall outside the theatre.
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Making the difference between life and death On December 10, 4-month-old Teegan lay on an operating table in Miami.
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The unusual situation takes an unexpected turn when the Italian mob boss dies on the operating table during a routine surgery.
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Once the airstrike ended, Esmat tried to suture Amin's severed femoral artery on a makeshift operating table, but to no avail.
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Police believed Pappas was seeking revenge for his mother, who died on Hausknecht&aposs operating table more than 20 years ago.
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An amusing recollection of her first understandings of intercourse — she thought it involved hydraulics and an operating table — quickly turns horrifying.
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Three hours after he was born, Baby Royer was on an operating table with three plastic surgeons stitching up his sides.
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During the delivery, Harris had a "horrible eclampsia seizure on the operating table" and "blacked out," missing the birth of her son.
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" Doctors at Boston Children's worried Spencer might die on the operating table and so considered the operation "too much of a risk.
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"I once read that beauty is the chance encounter between a sewing machine and an umbrella on an operating table," he writes.
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Since then, it seems like George has definitively been gone for good — he died on an operating table, for crying out loud.
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But she's overruled and her only course of action is to sternly chat with the father while he's on the operating table.
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A patient lies on the operating table, with an open chest cavity, while the surgeon, Steven Murphy (Colin Farrell), completes his task.
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In one eerie scene, an unconscious cyborg who is being repaired wakes up on the operating table, grabs a scalpel, and escapes.
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Another video shows two surgeons dancing to trap music while the unconscious patient lies on the operating table, her (new) naked butt exposed.
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Two weeks later, I shifted uncomfortably on a cold metal operating table and tried to block out the fluorescent lights from the ceiling.
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Late last week he had a change of heart, but doctors determined he was so weak he might die on the operating table.
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Six months later, Sands followed his wife onto the operating table for the couple's second right knee operation in less than a year.
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A musician from China lay on the operating table while strumming on his guitar, as doctors performed brain surgery on him on Tuesday.
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Nor is the moment on the operating table when Rainbow, finally overwhelmed by fear and anxiety, breaks down crying as Dre comforts her.
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As the song starts playing, Dr. Davis-Boutte prods at the midsection of Ms. Rideau, who is lying facedown on the operating table.
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Morris landed on an operating table for a procedure that she didn't want or need, and that no one had ordered for her.
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Days later, court records show, Ms. Plummer was lying on an operating table in a medical office in a shopping mall in Orlando, Fla.
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As for how things went on the operating table, Remy received blood transfusions ... and the good news, we're told the surgery was a success.
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In January, she found herself lying on the operating table to remove a ruptured fallopian tube and the fetus that had developed inside it.
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Overall, five people, or less than 1% of patients, died in the operating table, and another 500 patients, or 70%, died in the hospital.
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With his left elbow on the operating table, he lifted his big tattooed forearm, formed a fist and slowly made a thumbs-up sign.
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His heart stopped twice, Mr. Hatchett said — once while he was being evacuated by helicopter to the hospital, and again on the operating table.
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He showed me a photograph of a man on the operating table, whose left leg was charred mush and mostly missing below the knee.
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The sedated tiger was lying peacefully on its side on the operating table, with its big paws sticking out from below a green blanket.
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It was only when she was on the operating table and doctors started to perform the procedure that they discovered that there was no baby.
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BST, the experience certainly was immersive — watching in 360 degrees, it feels like you are floating above the operating table, watching the team at work.
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Prior to the mid-1980s, it was accepted medical practice to sacrifice one child on the operating table to save the life of the other.
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They wake up during the night, sometimes safe in their beds, other times on an operating table—the night technicians performing the day's essential maintenance.
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At the University of the Andes Hospital in the mountain city of Mérida, there was not enough water to wash blood from the operating table.
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But he's a household name today not for what he did on the mound, but for what was done to him on an operating table.
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Julia is laid out on the operating table in one of those flimsy blue paper gowns—she is the image of vulnerability, desperation, and hope.
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Her first patient was a woman who, though she was naked on the operating table, still had to wear a veil to conceal her face.
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It posted pictures to Facebook that showed her lying unconscious on an operating table, tubes down her throat and IV lines connected to her limbs.
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They said Pappas may have been motivated by a 20-year grudge against the doctor related to the death of his mother on Hausknecht's operating table.
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Then, with one small squeeze at the edges of the incision, a full brain-sized mass pops out of the skin and onto the operating table.
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"The Mad Doctor's Operation" (1974) is an approximately half life-size representation of cartoon surgeons cutting a female patient to pieces on a hospital operating table.
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"I had to be at the hospital at 7.30 in the morning," he says, as he recounts stumbling onto an operating table fresh from the party.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY, Mo. — Troy Merritt was on an operating table last week as doctors removed a foot-long blood clot from his arm and chest.
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You're in this weird space for so much of the film, this dark place with Mick next to this operating table, and there's these weird animations.
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The whole facade is shattered by the arrival in their lives of a teenage boy named Martin (Barry Keoghan), whose father died on Stephen's operating table.
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It isn't the man on the operating table that is linked to ISIS, but rather his brother, whom the government wanted to draw out of hiding.
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On the operating table, brave teen's new rib-cage section won't quite fit "like a fitted sheet" which is a horrifying metaphor, and she starts to code.
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"If you put the patient on the operating table without knowing exactly what your intervention is going to be about, it can be a mess," he said.
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He acknowledged the cold truths about torn labra: They can't heal on their own, and most players who suffer similar ruptures end up on the operating table.
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But, according to the lawsuit filed by her family, she went into cardiac arrest on the operating table, had a stroke and then died the next day.
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There's a lot of money to be made for established companies and still areas to be explored for young startups, both on and off the operating table.
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They slid her onto an operating table that was set as low as it could go because bariatric patients' abdomens rise high, as if they were domes.
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Acevedo has said Pappas might have been seeking revenge for his mother, who died on the doctor&aposs operating table more than 20 years ago, in April 1997.
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Before we hear more, we're back at Dyad, where Rachel puts a patch over her eye and heads over to Kira, who is sedated on an operating table.
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In the V.R. game Surgeon Simulator, players use power drills, bone saws, and other tools to vivisect a humanoid alien that writhes in pain on the operating table.
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When a patient's heart gave out on the cardiac surgeon Denton Cooley's operating table in 1969, he refused to let the man go gently into that good night.
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The new approach streamlines the standard practice of analyzing tissue samples while the patient is still on the operating table, to help guide brain surgery and later treatment.
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Martin's father died on the operating table — ostensibly under Steven's neglect — so (naturally!) "the closest thing to justice" would be Steven's offspring literally falling out from under him.
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It doesn't specifically address absurd behaviors like playing with people's extracted tissue, poking fun at their fat, or booty-poppin' while a patient lies open on the operating table.
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Cohen, a gastroenterologist, conducted the endoscopy procedure and according to the suit was accused of reportedly taking cellphone pictures of Joan while she was unconscious on the operating table.
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Within four days of her hospital visit, she was on an operating table for emergency surgery to remove a tumor blocking her lower intestines and part of her colon.
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North Korea's foreign minister said Monday that Trump's recent comments amounted to a "declaration of war" and said "all options will be on the operating table" for North Korea.
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Shareef O'Neal's heading to the operating table to fix his heart issue in December -- and his mom tells TMZ Sports she couldn't be more nervous for the UCLA superstar.
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"In light of the declaration of war by Trump, all options will be on the operating table of the Supreme leadership of DPRK," Ri Yong Ho said in New York.
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And to make it even more realistic, could the scrub nurse run back and forth at the foot of the operating table and imitate an ambulance siren moving through traffic?
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The photographer is shown in present day form looking over the body of his younger self, as he lies splayed out on the operating table of some sullen hospital floor.
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The operating table is a pew, surgical thread is scavenged from the seams of patients' clothes and there's the real risk of wolves (or worse) marauding through the sick bay.
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Biden needed a series of dangerous surgeries to save his life, and there was a good chance he'd die on the operating table, or emerge with permanent loss of faculties.
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We had a patient come in for an emergency C-section last week, and she pulled a joint out of her weave and tried to light up on the operating table.
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When music teacher Dan Fabbio played a simple melody on his saxophone as he laid on the operating table after his brain tumor had been removed, music never sounded so sweet.
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Look how his eyes sparkle while he's strapped to a steel veterinary school operating table, his muscular arms raised above his head, fake blood flowing out of his never-sentient body.
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Colin Farrell plays Dr. Steven Murphy, a cardiologist with a dark secret: One of his patients died on the operating table, and the morning he performed the surgery, he'd been drinking.
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"In light of the declaration of war by Trump, all options will be on the operating table of the Supreme leadership of DPRK," Ri said, according to his official English translator.
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These arms are small and light enough to be moved around an operating table as a surgeon pleases, or from one operating theatre to another as the demands of a hospital dictate.
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The people behind the mask may seem like heroes or magicians to those of us looking up from the operating table—but they are still fallible, and messy, and above all, human.
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Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo said Wednesday Pappas might have been seeking revenge for his mother, who died on the doctor&aposs operating table more than 20 years ago, in April 1997.
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Their arguing started at a dinner in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, where Cary debunked Redmond's claims that she had previously said Redmond's "Mommy Makeover" plastic surgeon had killed people on the operating table.
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Let me tell it to you straight: If you have an inner control freak, I'm hoping you'll let her bust loose like nobody's business if someone I love is on your operating table.
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Thorbjarnarson refused Warhol's entreaties and found himself justified three days later, when the sick man was at last on the operating table," Mr. Gopnik said, adding, "The surgeon found a gallbladder full of gangrene.
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And unlike Dr. Lee's other videos, which showcase huge, bowling ball-sized neck cysts that she plops onto the operating table, you have no idea of what's going to come out of these teensy buggers.
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The little boy who came over from the Congo -- with a major assist from retired NBA star Dikembe Mutombo -- is on the operating table right now, and by day's end, he could be tumor free.
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But she died in 217, when she was just 22016, on the operating table at the Sonoma State Home during surgery to prevent her from conceiving, according to her niece, Barbara Swarr of Hayward, California.
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Instead, CMQCC suggests weighing dry sponges and pads that collect blood on the operating table before a surgery, and then doing so again after they've been soaked to calculate how much blood a mother lost.
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Seeing that Elina was still short of breath, the anesthesiologist, Dr. Jochen D. Muehlschlegel, from Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, kept the head of the operating table elevated while she was prepared for surgery.
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Peter Fonda: When I was ten years old, I'd accidentally shot myself in the stomach, and my heart stopped beating three times while I was on the operating table because I'd lost so much blood.
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Phil Kennedy's breakthrough—the one that would define his career in neuroscience and ultimately set him on a path to an operating table in Belize—started out as a way to solve this basic bioengineering problem.
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He was known to pull patients off the operating table mid-operation, because these were private procedures done in state clinics outside of working hours, and they couldn't let their colleagues see what they were doing.
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How often do we get to watch a 35-year-old man, who has been on and off the knee-operating table, heave himself in the air and bang on a guy eight years his junior?
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"It's Raining Men," but not so much with the "hallelujah" because the woman's injuries are so grievous that she succumbs on the operating table, which a newly-back at work Teddy (Kim Raver) takes particularly hard.
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As he lay on the operating table at Apex Heart Institute, a hospital in Gujarat, India, the instrument inflated a tiny balloon to widen the blocked vessel and installed a stent to keep it that way.
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Childbirth and procedures such as cesarean sections, organ transplants, wound treatments and other forms of surgery will become high-risk as doctors lose access to antimicrobials that would normally protect patients from infection on the operating table.
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A 21-year-old survivor of a suicide attempt became the youngest person in the United States to undergo a face transplant after three years of reconstructive procedures and more than 15 hours on the operating table.
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According to the malpractice suit, the doctors were so eager to please that they violated protocols, and at one point Dr. Cohen pulled out his cellphone and took a photograph of Ms. Rivers on the operating table.
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The video has a lot to say about body image; one setup finds Pink lying on an operating table, black marker all over her body, marking the parts of herself she needs to nip, tuck, and augment.
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The operations were successful, though I did die on the operating table when they did the brain surgery, and that was pretty traumatic for my wife—she went through the anguish, and I went through the pain.
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I used a "head holder" with pins to secure the skull to the operating table, so if she started to move while I was working in her brain, my surgical canvas (so to speak) would remain perfectly still.
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After undergoing 24 surgeries before age 10 — the last one nearly killing him when he bled out on the operating table — McCulley, of Napa, said doctors opted to refrain from operating on him again until the tumor stopped growing.
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But one doctor in Lilburn, Georgia, appears to have taken the whole thing way too far, using the time to film herself making insane music videos while her patients were on the operating table, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.
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Andrew Quilty of Foreign Policy magazine won the Polk Award for photography for "The Man on the Operating Table," part of a series documenting the devastation from an American airstrike that destroyed the Doctors Without Borders hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan.
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She died on the operating table, and her spirit allegedly still haunts the house, reportedly causing strange scratches to appear on visitors' bodies, objects to move, unexplained fires, and cold spots being felt in what used to be the operating room.
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Pappas had an 'extensive intelligence file' on Hausknecht Hausknecht, a prominent surgeon and former cardiologist for President George H.W. Bush, performed an operation on Pappas' mother 20 years ago, and the mother died on the operating table, police have said.
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Manne points out that there's nothing wrong with a surgeon viewing her patients as mere bodies when they're on the operating table; in fact, it's important for doctors not to have certain natural reactions—anger, moral disgust, sexual desire—when examining patients.
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Floyd's attorney, Brad Sohn, says that his client expected to undergo a scope of his knee that would require a recovery time of no more than one month, but once he was on the operating table, doctors determined Floyd needed microfracture knee surgery.
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Great names walk across its pages, but the only significant real presence belongs to Elinor's teacher, Henry Tonks, and the scenes in "Toby's Room" in which he draws the shattered faces of the men on the operating table are the trilogy's finest.
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A hospital in Humacao had to evacuate 703 patients last Wednesday — including seven in the intensive care unit and a few on the operating table — to an American military medical ship off the coast of Puerto Rico when a generator broke down.
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After seeing a recent New Yorker cover illustration by artist Malike Favre of four female surgeons prepped in gowns and masks peering down over an operating table, she set out to recreate the image IRL and encourage women surgeons around the world to join in.
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"My doctor told me I needed a knee replacement to rid me of the horrible pain I was having, but I was too heavy to operate on — my BMI was so high there was a chance I could die on the operating table," she says.
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And Maeve (Thandie Newton), who has been relegated to an operating table while Delos extracts her superpower-enabled code, is also visited by the consciousness of Ford — who gives her "core-level" access to her own system, potentially making her even more powerful than she was before.
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After waiting a year just for the possibility of the knee replacement he badly needed, he turned to Calais Hospital in northern France, where in a matter of 303 days he found himself on the operating table for the three-hour procedure, he said in an interview.
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A hundred minutes later she was on the operating table, and during the next seven hours and 40 minutes a team of specialists replaced her aortic valve and a portion of the aorta itself — a high-risk procedure that can only be performed while the patient's heart is stopped.
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"The expectation is that overwhelmingly, assuming nothing happens on the operating table or you don't get an infection or something, you're back on your feet and back in the game without any impairment going forward," the governor said in the interview at his home with his wife, Tammy Murphy.
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CreditCreditJane Hahn for The New York Times FREETOWN, Sierra Leone — Hoisted onto the operating table by a nurse, Aminata Conteh, a spunky 8-year-old, crossed her skinny ankles jauntily and held stock-still as doctors numbed her eye and then pierced it with a needle to withdraw a sample of fluid.
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Thandie Newton's brothel-manager Maeve Millay spent so much time nude on the operating table in episode five that I wondered whether the producers bothered to cast a prop body, instead of paying her to lie supine and exposed for hours on end, while two character actors push through their D-story about a robot bird.
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The one-step practice of replacing a diseased breast with a reconstructed one recalls the much older one-step practice of performing a biopsy on a woman while she lay unconscious on the operating table and then, if the pathology came back positive for cancer, proceeding directly to a radical mastectomy, without consulting her at all.
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However, by shifting the focus of N.D.E. research away from the study of rare liminal moments of mortal danger that occur in the lives of healthy people toward sick people in hospitals who die on the operating table and come back, Moody moved near-death research from the science of heightened experience within everyday life to shakier, speculative ground—the afterlife.
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Last weekend, Trump provoked an angry response from Pyongyang after he warned that the country "won't be around much longer" if it continues its threats against the U.S. "In light of the declaration of war by Trump, all options will be on the operating table of the Supreme leadership of DPRK," the country's foreign minister, Ri Yong Ho, said in New York, using the acronym for the Democratic's People Republic of Korea, the country's formal name.
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