Physicians and surgeons Female physicians and surgeons are most likely to marry male physicians and surgeons.
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This included other oncologist, radiologists, breast surgeons and plastic surgeons.
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For example, surgeons are more likely to recommend surgery than non-surgeons.
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The surgeons — nine plastic and reconstructive surgeons, and two urologists — worked for free.
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But some bariatric surgeons wonder if adolescents and surgeons are waiting too long.
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It's true there are fewer women surgeons, "so of course we don't really expect women to be surgeons, so ... then we have fewer women surgeons," Salles said.
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The American College of Surgeons said that it was not a national governing body for American surgeons and that many surgeons, including Dr. Salgado, are not members.
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Male physicians and surgeons are most likely to marry female physicians and surgeons. 5.
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"When we have happy balanced surgeons they tend to be better surgeons," Tenenbaum said.
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And experienced knee surgeons were no better at guessing correctly than other orthopedic surgeons.
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People can call themselves cosmetic surgeons, and – unlike plastic surgeons – it doesn't really mean anything.
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Some are medical specialists: thoracic surgeons, prosthodontists, orthopedic surgeons, and entomologists, to name a few.
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That is, surgeons may inform their patients that as surgeons, they are biased toward recommending surgery.
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In May, the American College of Surgeons released voluntary ethical guidelines for social media by surgeons.
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General surgeons and oral surgeons came in second and third, with average annual wages of $251,890 and $242,740, respectively.
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For example, even in the wealthiest nations, the attrition rate for female surgeons far outweighs the attrition rate for male surgeons.
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Pories chairs the American College of Surgeons Women in Surgery Committee and is past president of the Association of Women Surgeons.
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Now, male surgeons marry other surgeons — they want to marry other surgeons because, when you marry another surgeon, not only do you have a woman who is closer to who you are, they're also bringing in a competitive income.
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Hospital readmission rates were 3.8 percent for top-rated surgeons, 4.8 percent for the middle surgeons, and 3.1 percent for the bottom.
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Those surgeons wanted a secure solution for streaming live video to their own experts but also to use for training new surgeons.
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Most plastic surgeons continue to offer breast implants to their patientsThe same lack of research that has led a few surgeons to abandon their breast-implant businesses is what other plastic surgeons cite as a reason to continue to offer the devices.
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The 14-hour procedure, called a vascularized composite allotransplantation, was carried out by two urological surgeons and nine plastic surgeons on March 26, 2018.
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The team included nine plastic surgeons and two urologic surgeons, in addition to anesthesiologists, nurses, and surgical technicians, and took 14 hours to complete.
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"The cardiac surgeons at Boston are *fact* the best cardiac surgeons in the world and they have done this operation several times," she wrote.
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For surgeons outside the US, the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery offers a database of board-certified or equivalent plastic surgeons by country.
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Hospitals around the world are quarantining their surgeons after travel to coronavirus affected regions or are telling their surgeons not to travel at all.
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Bias in favour of the abilities of male surgeons also emerged from the data on those surgeons who had had an exceptionally good patient outcome.
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While surgeons can officially perform LASIK on anyone over 18, some surgeons recommend waiting longer, including Michael Sulewski, director of refractive surgery at Penn Medicine.
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"Our surgical team consisting of nine plastic surgeons and two urologic surgeons performed the first total penis and scrotum transplant in the world," Lee said.
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The landmark 14-hour operation was done at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland, on March 26, 2018, by nine plastic surgeons and two urological surgeons.
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The procedure lasted 14 hours and involved nine plastic surgeons, two urological surgeons and a team of anesthesiologists, nurses and surgical technicians, according to the release.
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Surgeons and oral surgeons round out the top three jobs with the highest earning power, and jobs in health care take the top 10 spots overall.
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Overall, rates of abuse and dependence among lawyers are 10 percentage points higher than for female surgeons (36.4 percent for lawyers, 25.6 percent for female surgeons).
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Aziz told me that, in the opposition-held half of Aleppo, there are now five general surgeons, two or three orthopedic surgeons, one obstetrician, and one anesthesiologist.
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By then, women are long out of touch with their surgeons or are not aware that implants could be the cause, so surgeons never get that feedback.
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According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, in 230, 64% of plastic surgeons saw an increase in young people (under age 30) getting aesthetic procedures like Botox.
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The authors found it all seems to come down to how different surgeons perceive risk — a reminder of how terrible humans are at risk perception, even highly skilled surgeons.
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Very few surgeons asked to participate in the study agreed to do so, and it's possible the results don't reflect what would happen with a larger group of surgeons.
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A team of nine plastic surgeons including Cooney and two urological surgeons removed a portion of the recipient's abdominal wall and started attaching the donor tissue to the recipient.
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The referring doctors judged female surgeons who had bad patient outcomes much more harshly than male surgeons, and that judgment determined whether they'd send their patients to the surgeon later.
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The number of trained and certified plastic surgeons in Nigeria has grown in the last five years, says Ebune, from 70 plastic surgeons five years ago to around 100 now.
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Particularly for genital surgery, it's very common for surgeons to have waiting lists longer than a year, and the most experienced and reputable surgeons have waiting lists three years long.
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Ms. Sharif said a team of surgeons had advised her father to undergo the surgery after scans and tests, but she did not describe precisely what the surgeons would do.
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"I would think that board-certified plastic surgeons, facial plastic surgeons and dermatologists would be less likely than non-board-certified physicians to see severe complications after injections," he said.
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A team of nine plastic surgeons and two urological surgeons operated on the veteran, whose nationality was not disclosed, for 14 hours on March 26, the hospital said in a statement.
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Oddly, dental surgeons know this — and prescribe opioids anyway.
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Plastic surgeons accounted for only 17.8% of top posts, while other physicians, including otolaryngologists (ear and throat docs), dermatologists, general surgeons, gynecologists, family medicine physicians and an E.R. doctor, accounted for 26.4%.
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Industry representatives defended implants, as did plastic surgeons, including several female surgeons who said they had implants themselves and had many patients who were pleased with implants and had no health problems.
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The important thing is to go to someone who knows what they're doing first: "You should only be seeing facial plastic surgeons, plastic surgeons, or dermatologists who are board-certified," Dr. Liotta says.
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"We had trauma surgeons already in the building, we have neurosurgeons in the building, we have hand surgeons in the building, so that obviously helped us expedite the process very quickly," Chilimuri said.
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Robert F. Heary, M.D. is professor of neurosurgery at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School and chair of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons and Congress of Neurological Surgeons committee on Drugs and Devices.
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The American Society of Plastic Surgeons confirmed anecdotes like this are increasingly common from plastic surgeons across the country, but was unable to share any specific data around the trend at this time.
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Jackson said surgeons are confident they can save Gwala's leg.
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Perhaps they should diversify their wig collections, or plastic surgeons.
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But what about the Royal College of Surgeons of England?
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They died because of heinous mistakes performed by drunken surgeons.
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Surgeons worked for four hours to safely remove the spear.
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Among female surgeons, the prevalence was more than 25 percent.
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Ajijic is cluttered with advertisements for dentists and plastic surgeons.
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ROBOTS have been giving surgeons a helping hand for years.
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Thank you to all the surgeons and docs and PTs.
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Traditionally, surgical residents learned the craft by assisting senior surgeons.
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Male surgeons saw no lasting fall in subsequent referral rates.
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Training surgeons on specific surgical procedures is expensive and hard.
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But Samuels said he and Tyga went to different surgeons.
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"All of the surgeons just shook their heads," she recalls.
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Flight surgeons needed ways to monitor these pressure changes easily.
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"A lot of surgeons have expressed their interest," he adds.
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Surgeons also need to put markers on standard surgical tools.
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He waited as surgeons attended to another badly injured patient.
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Doctors and surgeons top the ranking in almost every state.
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The trauma team was already assembled: surgeons, nurses, technicians, students.
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It will also train military surgeons to perform the transplants.
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The two surgeons met for dinner and hit it off.
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Hospitals where surgeons operate without water, gloves, antibiotics or soap.
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The surgeons group is shooting for a 2018 roll out.
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It takes a team of surgeons to seal the wound.
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Aspiring surgeons should have the dexterity to accomplish such tasks.
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The surgeons had to put a plate under his gum.
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We have to review your case with our head surgeons.
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Ten years ago, checklists for surgeons were all the rage.
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It involved 11 surgeons, several other specialists and virtual reality.
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If patients are asleep, however, it is up the surgeons.
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"Ninety per cent of the surgeons said bullshit," he said.
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Among other rearrangements, the surgeons removed one of his ribs.
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Surgeons in several burns units were working around the clock.
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The risks are high: Out of more than 220 operations that surgeons do on children's hearts, the Norwood has the third-highest death rate, according to a ranking by the Society of Thoracic Surgeons.
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B. AVIVA PREMINGER SCOT BRADLEY GLASBERG New York The writers are president of the New York Regional Society of Plastic Surgeons and past president of the New York State Society of Plastic Surgeons, respectively.
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The American Society of Plastic Surgery, the largest group of board-certified plastic surgeons in the country, has its own ethical committee and a code of ethics that ASPS surgeons agree to conduct themselves by.
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As they age, people with TCS may be treated by genetic counselors, ophthalmologists, audiologists, otorhinolaryngologists (ear, nose, and throat surgeons), speech pathologists, orthodontists, social workers, and plastic surgeons, according to the American Academy of Ophthalmology.
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For instance, overall complication rates after sleeve gastrectomy were 5.7 percent for top-rated surgeons, 6.4 percent for the middle surgeons, and 5.5 percent for the bottom, according to a report in the journal Surgery.
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"These findings likely stem from a few factors, including that surgeons are staying up-to-date with technical innovations in the field and older surgeons are retiring at appropriate stages, before issues arise," Campbell said.
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Surgeons always want to do something, and when they're saying 'No'?
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Surgeons at the hospital have performed 61 operations since the massacre.
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SURGEONS are people, and people are animals, and animals often fight.
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We need researchers and academics and engineers; programmers, surgeons, and botanists.
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Surgeons dressed in street clothes operated on patients screaming in agony.
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Because Ob/Gyns are also surgeons, the curriculum is especially rigorous.
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In my experience, dermatologists and plastic surgeons are almost too honest.
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The next highest bonus earners are surgeons, who often make $2225,000.
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The operation was risky and complicated, but the surgeons were confident.
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Some of the models became virtual files the surgeons could manipulate.
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In December, surgeons removed two cancerous nodules from Ginsburg's left lung.
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While some surgeons do specialize in TUBA, it's not as popular.
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Surgeons had to remove the entire left side of his pelvis.
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That surgeons are not exempt from such biases is hardly surprising.
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When other surgeons started posting similar photos, her Twitter feed exploded.
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In November, surgeons had to remove Mr. Hamon's new face entirely.
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Surgeons have worked to reconstruct the boy's mouth, gums and nose.
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Four surgeons at the Kamuli Mission Hospital did all the repairs.
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The team stresses that they are not trying to replace surgeons.
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She and her husband of 60 years are both famous surgeons.
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Are you a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons?
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Trapper John, iconoclastic surgeons who were engaged with the price of
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"Surgeons start on cadavers, not on live patients," Mr Kane notes.
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Plenty of surgeons look at a screen while performing an operation.
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"You need to research the surgeons and their teams," he explained.
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More experienced surgeons would perform surgeries to educate the younger doctors.
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Other orthopedic surgeons consulted by Dr. Kappelman made the same diagnosis.
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The surgeons want mandatory reporting of all firearm sales as well.
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She got them from emergency rooms, dentists, psychiatrists, even plastic surgeons.
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In the 1980's, surgeons tried stitching torn A.C.L.s back together.
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In McFarland's case, surgeons used a uterus from a deceased donor.
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Surgeons are going to perform surgery where they are most comfortable.
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I watched the surgeons screw metal plates into his broken bones.
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Carmona and Satcher are former surgeons general of the United States.
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Garber said she receives no kickbacks for referring clients to surgeons.
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Surgeons have developed techniques to restore the clitoris after genital cutting.
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Other surgeons had experimented with transplanting kidneys from chimpanzees into humans.
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Scientists and surgeons were working on a device to improve hearing.
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Surgeons are even rationing procedures because of a shortage of sutures.
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We're in the process of searching for top surgeons now. pic.twitter.
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The surgeons feared that doing anything less would not be enough.
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The autonomous robot generally outperformed human surgeons and currently-available robots.
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The transplant surgeons had clipped some pieces of Astrea's cardiac muscle.
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Investors include current and retired pro athletes, surgeons and team owners.
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Surgeons opened the heart, transplanted organs, and removed once inoperable tumors.
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U.S. Surgeons General are not supposed to be fired mid-term.
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While surgeons put in the new joint, he read The Economist.
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Surgeons today use fat taken from other parts of the body.
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City trauma surgeons told the Globe that Ortiz's condition remained precarious.
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Oral and maxillofacial surgeons make an average of $242,370 a year
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And it's not just Paskhover noticing the trend; a poll of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons showed that 42 percent of surgeons have seen patients specifically looking to up their selfie game.
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Roughly one-third of surgeons said they often or always delayed surgery to obtain genetic testing, and slightly more than half of surgeons said they were quite or extremely confident discussing genetic tests with their patients.
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Colleen Ryan of Harvard Medical School told BuzzFeed News that there are only about 300 qualified burn surgeons nationwide, and that the burn treatment requirements for medical school training of surgeons were curtailed a decade ago.
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Most plastic surgeons don't recognize breast implant illnessFor now, most plastic surgeons don't consider breast implant illness a real condition, as it hasn't been studied enough to conclude the symptoms women experience are actually linked to implants.
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A study presented at a recent an annual meeting of medical professionals - said 58 percent of women surgeons had experienced sexual harassment in the preceding 12 months of the research, compared with 25 percent of male surgeons.
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"We saw on Saturday night some of the people in the health service, some of the consultants, surgeons, were Muslim surgeons, some of them people who'd come to this country from Muslim-majority countries," the mayor continued.
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He can insert optical fibers that let surgeons see inside the uterus.
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She describes her emotions when the surgeons reached the most critical juncture.
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The good news is that robots make amazing doctors, diagnosticians and surgeons.
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Surgeons in both these categories were most likely to order genetic tests.
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"Patients are uniquely positioned to observe things about their surgeons," he said.
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A team of orthopedic surgeons then worked to fix his broken bones.
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Surgeons were about to cut out a cancerous growth in her stomach.
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The culture of surgeons can be a tough culture to break into.
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In this case, surgeons have removed a significant length of infected intestine.
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It will also be a breakthrough for surgeons in the operating room.
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He carried his wounded wife into Yuma for help from gringo surgeons.
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I want to thank all the surgeons who did a great job.
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But trauma requires surgeons to operate across anatomical boundaries under extreme pressure.
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Available surgeons are limited, so patients do not get to be selective.
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But expert testimony from plastic surgeons detailed the damage it could do.
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This was the first time [the surgeons] have done something like this.
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Surgeons did the amputations to keep blood flowing to Carol's vital organs.
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But medical professionals are wary of this growing set of DIY surgeons.
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Thanks to quick-acting comrades, combat medics and field surgeons, Justin survived.
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"There is no easy fix as surgeons become more specialized," Wren said.
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This is the sort of dilemma that surgeons in these hospitals face.
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But Dearani assures me that most heart surgeons are pretty technically skilled.
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The surgeons say those children are sent to them in dire condition.
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It's best to consult with several surgeons before making a final decision.
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Surgeons do surgery, radiologists read X-rays and pathologists evaluate tissue specimens.
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I cannot say that the only great plastic surgeons live in Canada.
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Heart surgeons don't want to perform surgery if we don't have to.
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For surgeons using Vicarious' technology, the primary feedback is virtual, Sachs says.
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Underbody blasts have brought heels back to the attention of military surgeons.
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Doctors going overseas South Africa has about six surgeons per 100,183 people.
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Discouraged, surgeons started to wonder if anesthesia for infants was even necessary.
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After that, aspiring surgeons face about five years in a residency program.
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Surgeons spend relatively little of their day in front of a computer.
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Surgeons and lawyers aren't the only professionals raking in six figure-paychecks.
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Physicians and Surgeons (All Other) make an average of $228,470 a year
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From orthodontists to surgeons, most doctors are making well over six figures.
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Among the staff withdrawn were pediatricians, obstetricians, surgeons and emergency room specialists.
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Remarkably, I found that surgeons who disclosed their bias also behaved differently.
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Narrator: And each of those surgeons is making a lot of money.
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Local television news reports featured surgeons and heart specialists discussing the procedure.
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I disliked him as a politician, but then I also know surgeons.
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Let's call it hospital B. Hospital B employs its own orthopaedic surgeons.
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Our reporters and photographers met peanut farmers, heart surgeons, pastors and teachers.
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But you probably haven't seen too many surgeons put off medical procedures.
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Veterinary surgeons were treating stray and wounded animals for free, he added.
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After discovering the sac, two surgeons removed it from the boy's mouth.
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Patients and clients will insist on qualified surgeons, lawyers, CPAs and architects.
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She says her shows now include plastic surgeons and teeth-whitening companies.
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Woods, surgeons suspect, most likely went far beyond the typical rehabilitation program.
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Two surgeons on opposite sides of the table can work together easily.
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Counseling from qualified, board-certified surgeons is the way to achieve that.
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Plastic surgeons and outpatient surgery centers also have ventilators in their offices.
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And apparently there were only eight plastic surgeons in all of Manhattan.
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Surgeons at the King's College Hospital in London couldn't take that chance.
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The woman took her daughter when she went to see the surgeons.
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He received his medical degree from Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons.
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GERALD R. WILLIAMS Jr. President, American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Rosemont, Ill.
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Surgeons removed two nodules from Justice Ginsburg's left lung on Dec. 21.
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But surgeons would be keeping a close eye on developments, he said.
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Of all the active physicians and surgeons, fully 30 percent are immigrants.
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I've gone to several surgeons, and I've asked them to remove it.
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Guild of Surgeons Like other trade guilds in Amsterdam in the 17th century, the Surgeons Guild commissioned paintings of its members and activities, such as The Osteology Lesson of Dr Sebastiaen Egbertsz, 1619, by Nicolaes Eliaszoon Pickenoy (top).
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According to the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons 2017 poll, 55 percent of facial plastic surgeons reported seeing patients who wanted surgeries to help them look better in selfies, up from 13 percent in 2016.
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TEXAS SURGEONS FIRST TO USE AR FOR SINUS SURGERY: Surgeons at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston and Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center have performed the first sinus surgery using augmented reality (AR), MobiHealthNews reports.
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As of 2015, only 19.2% of American surgeons were women, and research shows that these female surgeons are less likely to receive career promotions and can expect to earn $1 million less in their careers than their male counterparts.
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Dr. Rasmussen and Dr. Eliason set out to create a smaller, stripped-down version that could be placed quickly inside the aorta without X-rays by trauma surgeons and, eventually, by general surgeons, emergency room doctors and maybe medics.
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Physical evidence definitely shows that these ancient surgeons refined the procedure over time.
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"Surgeons could unknowingly contaminate their instruments with prions," she said in a statement.
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Posting gnarly videos is also a way for surgeons to get new patients.
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He also told him how surgeons had generally viewed amputation as a failure.
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Surgeons worked to transplant the skin, muscles, tendons, nerves, bone, and blood vessels.
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The same was true for 10.7% of patients whose surgeons had zero reports.
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The surgeons would remove not just one but both of Melissa Benoit's lungs.
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Stars groom much more privately, with consultants and surgeons used to nondisclosure agreements.
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More than 6 percent of surgeons reported suicidal thoughts in the last year.
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With the robotic implant, surgeons wouldn't need to paralyze and sedate the babies.
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Some plastic surgeons have been educating themselves in physiognomy to advise their clients.
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Thankfully, the surgeons were able to save all of his other internal organs.
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Surgeons often rely on touch, for example, to discern healthy from tumorous tissue.
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But robots also helped surgeons operate on kidneys, colons, hearts and other organs.
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"You want to go to a hospital with dedicated breast surgeons," says Hurlbert.
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Some vocations demand this exact strategy: Builders, surgeons and chefs must do this.
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But as the hours passed, she refused to let the surgeons touch her.
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Surgeons participating in the study specialized in cardiothoracic, vascular or acute care procedures.
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Much has changed since then, but female surgeons remain few and far between.
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The players entered the rink paired with nurses, police officers, E.M.T.s and surgeons.
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Plastic surgeons in Germany use heads from dead Americans to practice new techniques.
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The idea of encouraging surgeons to play more video games isn't exactly new.
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This will benefit ankle surgeons and medical device companies that make ankle implants.
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He was not specific about his injuries, but says he's consulting with surgeons.
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Gizmodo: Can you talk about the differences between surgeons like Liston and Lister?
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"If it continues, surgeons will not be able to do operations," Alomar said.
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For a group of surgeons, this is the greatest love story ever told.
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I spoke to other surgeons who had been using it for less time.
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Here you find the best doctors, nurses, surgeons, and dentists in Southeast Asia.
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I lost my hospital, I lost my best surgeons and my best friend.
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Dr. Jannetta trained more than 150 surgeons around the world in the technique.
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Sometimes, surgeons will assist the process by slowly pushing a little intestine inside.
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Another stains nerve cells, again to help surgeons avoid cutting them by mistake.
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The antimicrobial triclosan was first used by surgeons to sterilize hands before operating.
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When she was 19923, surgeons amputated her right leg at the shin's midpoint.
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The average pay gap between female and male orthopedic surgeons was nearly $41,000.
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You know the problem is real when even the surgeons say it is.
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Osiel was rushed to Mercy Medical Center, where surgeons amputated his lower leg.
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Let's call it hospital A. Hospital A does not employ any orthopaedic surgeons.
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Our surgeons are capable of performing two to four more cases per day.
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Separated by a thin curtain were two teams of surgeons, nurses and aides.
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Some surgeons are continuing on with business as usual, even scheduling cosmetic procedures.
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But in the operating room, the surgeons couldn't find any type of blockage.
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He did, graduating from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in 1943.
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Medicine is still a sacred thing, but surgeons and doctors are human too.
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Now a surgeons' group will propose standards for hospitals operating on the elderly.
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Cadavers often don't have the specific condition the surgeons are learning to treat.
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Still, the authors and other plastic surgeons said the results were eye-opening.
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Without solar suitcases, she's watched surgeons perform C-sections by cell phone light.
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Surgeons' methods were crude at first but have vastly improved over the years.
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If the holes in the intestines are small, surgeons can sew them shut.
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In the next operation, surgeons usually turn to repair of small blood vessels.
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Additional procedures will depend on the extent of the patient's injuries, surgeons say.
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"Two years ago, there were surgeons who completely dismissed it," Ms. Cook said.
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My mother's grandfather and uncles were surgeons with modern Chinese and Western training.
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To remove it, surgeons took out the lower lobe of her left lung.
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In February, after surgeons removed her pancreas, she was released from the hospital.
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"Ask any of the presidents of the American College of Surgeons," he said.
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The doctors — nine plastic and reconstructive surgeons, and two urologists — worked for free.
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"Surgeons may not be aware of the magnitude of the problem," Bicket said.
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Surgeons, physicians, and chief executives and legislators made the top of the list.
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"First, the surgeons have to have this discussion with the patient," he said.
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Late-career surgeons performed about 113,000, or 29 percent, of all the operations.
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"As surgeons we've been taught to talk about benefits and risks," she said.
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Henry said surgeons told him his donated liver "immediately started working" in her.
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Surgeons removed two malignant nodules from Justice Ginsburg's left lung on Dec. 21.
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One limitation of the study is that the 20 sample cases presented to surgeons don't reflect how surgeons would interact with patients and make treatment decisions in real life, the study team notes in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
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Koch says they're working on it: "We're working with a number of surgeons to get protocols approved to put this into a piece of the human cortex where the surgeons know ahead of time they have to remove it," Koch says.
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Surgeons replaced the flap of skin with a titanium plate dozens of surgeries later.
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The U.S. government ordered an investigation and the American College of Surgeons censured Cooley.
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And the car's seats were designed by orthopedic surgeons to complement the human form.
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Since physicians and surgeons earn above this range, an exact median was not reported.
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"I sat in the lobby for five hours," she tells the stunned plastic surgeons.
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The American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons has noticed the trend too.
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According to ORMC, surgeons have performed 61 operations on the victims since the shooting.
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Surgeons in the control tower might, eventually, operate on patients all round the world.
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Doctors will conduct surgeries on board to train local eye surgeons in new techniques.
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Gray was one of the celebrated surgeons who performed that first artificial heart procedure.
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But the process requires highly experienced surgeons which can often be in short supply.
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Spending to promote products with eye surgeons resulted in a $19 million operating loss.
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The team of surgeons repaired gun wound damage to both intestines and the liver.
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Kappelman consulted with nine orthopedic surgeons, and they all agreed on the fracture signature.
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Surgeons also separated some of the veins to make way for today's final separation.
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Song says to only consider surgeons certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery.
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Surgeons removed two bullets from his abdomen and cut out 60cm of his intestine.
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"Even brain surgeons can't operate on every part of the brain," says Dr George.
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Senior surgeons typically retract tissue so the resident can cut or suture, for example.
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It also undermined customer loyalty by cutting spending on training and education for surgeons.
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The surgeons went back and forth, planning the surgery again ... but ultimately cancelled it.
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The surgeons then placed Lynlee back inside the womb and sewed the uterus shut.
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But bone surgeons in what would be the New World were just getting started.
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It didn't work, because surgeons couldn't get the cell phone into the correct alignment.
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There's plenty of guidance out there for surgeons, so why is this so common?
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Collazo said he rented it to a group of surgeons, then had it cremated.
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This, at least according to a report by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
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At the time, surgeons implanted a tension wire and two screws in his knee.
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Gizmodo: You mentioned that surgeons in the pre-Lister era were wearing street clothes?
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The robot sutures held up to higher pressures than those made by human surgeons.
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As of Wednesday, Salgado remains a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
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Increasingly, pediatric surgeons use 267-D-printed models to plan complicated and specific procedures.
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He also recommended that plastic surgeons work carefully with teens who seek cosmetic surgery.
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In one video, surgeons wearing face masks lean over, apparently operating on a client.
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The robot's techniques were then pitted against human surgeons and current robot-assisted techniques.
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There are maybe 300 burn surgeons in the US, and maybe 300 burn nurses.
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But there are pilots, surgeons, salesmen—myriad walks of life require performance under pressure.
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Its repair by surgeons and or treatment by physical therapists has also proved challenging.
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Maybe we'll end up paying hairdressers and building superintendents more than surgeons and professors?
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Read more: From nurses to surgeons, here's how much everyone makes in a hospital
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To prevent babies from squirming and thrashing around, surgeons administered neuromuscular blocks (muscle relaxants).
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Mr. Manning's operation involved about a dozen surgeons and 30 other health care workers.
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Her mother is an ophthalmologist at Ophthalmic Surgeons of Greater Bridgeport, also in Fairfield.
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The team sewed them up, and plastic surgeons gave each one a belly button.
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Surgeons at the Cleveland Clinic hope to resume their trial in the coming months.
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Likewise, HoloLens has partnered with Case Western Reserve University to transform surgeons' anatomical training.
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Even non-surgeons, like gynecologists, can be trained to insert it through the vagina.
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Abbott said it expects the risks to lessen as surgeons gain experience with it.
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That might have averted disaster, as the surgeons had intended to use latex gloves.
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On Christmas night, surgeons gave her a 2% chance of living, her parents said.
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Surgeons are testing older patients to see how likely they are to survive procedures.
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Doctors are no longer known for their specialties as "surgeons, urologists, orthopedists," he added.
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The surgeons were confident that the wound wasn't infected and recommended keeping it covered.
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Although surgeons increasingly screen for frailty, "I wouldn't say it's routine yet," she added.
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What was it like for plastic surgeons when you got on Instagram in 2200?
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What other kinds of unethical behaviors have you seen from surgeons on social media?
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Surgeons say the weapons produce the same sort of horrific injuries seen on battlefields.
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This is quite unlike surgeons who, on the whole, are disinhibited extroverts when operating.
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Surgeons today generally use fat taken from other parts of the body, or implants.
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Adams was responding to new recommendations from the American College of Surgeons issued Friday.
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But operating on them might pose a risk to surgeons who open the eye.
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Dr. John Dearborn had the look of an older athlete, like many orthopedic surgeons.
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Spine surgeons say that a quarter of all spine surgery may not be necessary.
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But it gives the surgeons a chance where maybe there wasn't a chance before.
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The lesson for surgeons is that long operations can be fatal to trauma patients.
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If necessary, surgeons may cut out a portion of an intestine that was injured.
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M. Margaret KemenyNew York To the Editor: Both my parents were highly regarded surgeons.
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Some oral surgeons used it when doing dental work on hemophiliacs, Dr. Roberts said.
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In the operating room, surgeons removed his spleen and tied off the bleeding vessels.
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DEBRA JOHNSON, SACRAMENTO The writer is president of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
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When the surgeons did the meniscal repair, they said my ACL graft had failed.
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She absorbed the shock, then applied to Columbia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons.
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Surgeons consider operations high-risk if their 30-day mortality rate exceeds 1 percent.
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However, ophthalmologists are trained surgeons; they are not trained in the complexities of anesthesia.
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They are accepted all across this land... as surgeons, farmers, in the Supreme Court.
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But this is a field where even small gains have eluded surgeons for decades.
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It is Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, not Columbia University Medical School.
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But every year, oral surgeons remove the wisdom teeth of about three million people.
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Even if you ask a group of surgeons for surgery recommendations, they often disagree.
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"A lot of surgeons hesitate to give patients a definitive time to return to driving," he said, adding there have been cases where surgeons were sued by patients who got into accidents after resuming driving within the time period recommended to them.
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"If your protest is about a doctor's charge, send a copy to his national specialty society (for example, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons or the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons)," Elisabeth Rosenthal, Editor-in-Chief of Kaiser Health News wrote on Medium.
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" Jourdan watched as surgeons "pulled the babies out of Hollie in a sack of water.
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Scientists have developed a "pen" that can help surgeons identify cancer cells within 10 seconds.
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Surgeons transformed from scalpel-slinging cowboys in a medical wild west into near-divine heroes.
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Surgeons need more resources Lead general surgeon Fouad al Abidaal says it's just not enough.
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Training surgeons around the world The first part of his ambitious plan is well underway.
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But sometimes what we see in selfies isn't really what's there, plastic surgeons are warning.
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Others were created by 3-D printers, models the surgeons could hold in their hands.
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He's never gotten a complaint, and he has received the support of his clients' surgeons.
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It abets the industries of youthfulness, purveyors of wrinkle creams and Botox and cosmetic surgeons.
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Surgeons at Cleveland Clinic performed the first uterus transplant in the United States in February.
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In recent years, dissatisfied relatives even shot two prominent surgeons in Baltimore and near Boston.
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Partnering with surgeons, oncologists and radiation specialists from the UCLA Medical Center and Xoft, Inc.
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Surgeons implanted the pea-sized chip into his motor cortex, which controls voluntary muscular activity.
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Yet across the country, surgeons still perform tens of thousands of diabetic amputations each year.
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The College of Physicians and Surgeons has taken great care to manage that quite skillfully.
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In 2005, hospital CEOs made three times more than orthopedic surgeons, the highest-earning doctors.
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There are likely some funky photosets from the ISS shared with support surgeons on Earth.
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Having a patient wake up and sing was a first for the Seattle Children's surgeons.
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THIS IS A golden age for books written by doctors, psychoanalysts, surgeons and the like.
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How it works: Surgeons will sometimes begin one operation while another one is still underway.
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Many Americans get radically diverging opinions from surgeons on the question of whether to operate.
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Alongside those, the surgeons fashioned a sort of thumb so she'd have a pinch-grip.
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Female surgeons around the world are now posting photos of themselves online, recreating the pose.
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With the size down, surgeons spent 30 hours removing the remaining mass in October 2015.
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The procedure is incredibly complex, with four teams of surgeons working at the same time.
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Some plastic surgeons feel that a textured implant prevents the build up of scar tissue.
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"No matter where you are, you have access to best techniques and surgeons," said Kim.
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But by that time the bacteria had spread and surgeons had to remove her leg.
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Salgado, however, is not a member of the American College of Surgeons, Miami Herald reported.
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Instead, Medicare "cut regulatory burden" for hospitals and surgeons looking to implant the heart devices.
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During the study period, the average annual malpractice premium for general surgeons was roughly $47,000.
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For obvious reasons, surgeons do not like opening heads up unless it is strictly necessary.
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The state had switched LJ to a new plan, and his surgeons didn't take it.
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Plus, we discuss the exciting (and possibly unsettling) news that robots are becoming capable surgeons.
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Machines will impact the jobs of surgeons and professors long before they impact her job.
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Meet Augmedics, an Israeli startup working on augmented reality headsets for surgeons performing spinal surgery.
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During keyhole surgery, surgeons typically rely on sight as they remotely control the delicate operation.
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Dr. Havron and five other trauma surgeons at the hospital performed 28 operations that night.
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Augmedics is an Israeli startup working on augmented reality headsets for surgeons performing spinal surgery.
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She comes from the American College of Surgeons, where she served as a congressional lobbyist.
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Others use their own criteria for medical necessity to the frustration of patients and surgeons.
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Formally known as microvascular decompression, it is familiarly known among surgeons as the Jannetta procedure.
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"I think these surgeons are not well informed about the nature of pain," he said.
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But I don't mean surgery is going to be fully autonomous and we'd replace surgeons.
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Because the most important aspect of surgical technique is judgment, you will always need surgeons.
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A recent survey of more than 700 hip and knee surgeons confirmed Dr. Yates's impressions.
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These devices have been used by surgeons since the 1950's to repair abdominal hernias.
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Ten years ago there were 14,000 doctors, according to the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
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Bramstedt: So you may have 10 surgeons in an operating room working, so it's huge.
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Average annual income: $Growth outlook (2014-2024): What they do: Oral and maxillofacial surgeons p
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Moreover, all conceivable medical services (opticians, dentists, chiropractors, doctors, surgeons, medicines, hospitals, etc.) are covered.
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Overall, surgeons correctly predicted which patients would benefit from operations only half of the time.
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Surgeons could risk losing their license by performing an unproven operation, especially if complications arose.
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The development comes after surgeons removed about half of Ginsburg's left lung in a Dec.
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They also assumed that general surgeons would choose to work for 30 years before retiring.
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He said he knew the surgeons there well, and described them as talented and thoughtful.
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Over time, surgeons hope a healed original ligament may perform better than a grafted one.
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One group of British surgeons is even calling for warning labels on the fatty fruits.
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Langerman's team interviewed 23 surgeons in various specialties about their experiences operating on awake patients.
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The surgeons talked about many surgical procedures, ranging from biopsies to abortions to cataract surgery.
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When the organ reaches its destination, receiving surgeons prep the patient and perform the transplant.
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Surgeons have been bypassing spinal injuries in other nerve pathways for about a century now.
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To the Editor: Plastic surgeons are physicians first; we do not "aggressively promote" breast reconstruction.
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JEFFREY JANIS, COLUMBUS, OHIO The writer is president of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
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Bard Hall Players isn't the only artistic group at the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
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Trauma surgeons tell what it is really like to try to repair such devastating injuries.
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The studies involved leading surgeons and cardiologists at academic medical centers, many enlisted as consultants.
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Heart surgery requires an intertwined system involving surgeons, anesthesiologists, intensive care doctors and support staff.
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Nine months before that race surgeons had cut a large tumor out of her liver.
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This was a typical story among low-income patients that were harmed by plastic surgeons.
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Surgeons close off most of the stomach, leaving a small pouch, and reroute the intestines.
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The surgeons acted fast and were able to repair my sundered tendons with tiny stents.
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Surgeons may seek to tour a local hospital; journalists a newsroom; police officers a precinct.
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Operating theaters were as dirty as London was, their surgeons as grimy as chimney sweeps.
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Lister was one of the first surgeons outside of continental Europe to question this logic.
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Surgical masks are typically used by surgeons to prevent spreading their own germs to patients.
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" Mr. Kalkanis, he added, "trusted that surgeons reviewed objective tests and looked inside injured bodies.
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If there are injuries to major organs, like the bladder, surgeons try to repair them.
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Surgeons are used to evaluating the risks of infection from transplanted organs, Dr. Tector said.
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Surgeons needed to remove a part of Jansen's skull and frontal lobe to reduce swelling.
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Plastic surgeons performed more than 106,000 breast reconstructions in 2015, up 35 percent from 2000.
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"No matter how steady a surgeons hands are, there is always some tremor," he said.
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The response was tepid—the surgeons present said that they just wanted better laparoscopic tools.
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The training that surgeons were offered on the da Vinci often lasted only a day.
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The study found no such decline in referrals for male surgeons after a patient death.
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Patients can ask board-certified surgeons their specialty and whether they are certified in it.
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Doll pages serve to warn prospective patients about problems that surgeons and hospitals don't disclose.
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Patrol officers, firemen and trauma surgeons all need the ability to project and communicate efficiently.
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Dr. Langerman said that many surgeons do not like being observed for other reasons, too.
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When combined with insights from nuclear physicists, we get MRIs to guide diagnosticians and surgeons.
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Surgeons from the University of Kansas Health System operated on Xavier Sunday, removing the skewer.
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But there is a reason we license brain surgeons and others on whom consumers rely.
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But as in many professional organizations, what rules is a desire to preserve surgeons' autonomy.
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Robots already assist surgeons in removing damaged organs and cancerous tissue, according to Scientific American.
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Research also indicates that older surgeons do a poor job of judging their own competence.
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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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Immediately after the surgery, the surgeons should have realized their mistake because they hadn't removed the marking coils, according to the complaint, which also accuses the surgeons of failing to do an X-ray after the procedure to make sure it had been done correctly.
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A team of nine plastic surgeons and two urological surgeons transplanted the penis and scrotum — without the testicles — as well as part of the abdominal wall from a deceased donor to the injured veteran on March 26, officials said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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Right now, surgeons can send tissue samples to a lab for analysis, which can take days.
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"Most surgeons only see patients during the operation, and maybe a follow-up appointment," Morton said.
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He argues that many surgeons feel that using a checklist infantilises them and undermines their expertise.
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Plastic surgeons and dermatologists now use them liberally on Instagram, actively gaining new patients this way.
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Surgeons now ask patients to send them post-operative selfies to check up on their healing.
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So the surgeons pretty much cut it straight off, like you would a piece of wood.
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The surgeons were concerned that a build-up of bacteria in the clump might trigger it.
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Crews at Florida Tree Surgeons says one of their trucks was hit about a month ago.
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For plastic surgeons, these patient accounts are undoubtedly one of their best and newest marketing tools.
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The hospital is among a handful using 3D printing to aid surgeons, doctors and medical students.
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First as an undergraduate at Yale and then at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons.
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With advances in post-transplant care, surgeons are increasingly able to transplant organs previously considered marginal.
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The surgeons also discovered the cancer had spread to her ovaries, so they removed them too.
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He was taken to Valley Baptist Medical Center and surgeons removed the bullet fragment, CNN reports.
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The institute offers listings of plastic surgeons in your area who specialize in breast-related procedures.
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"I have the advantage of having to work with surgeons most of my career," she quipped.
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For Peck's surgery, a team of 12 surgeons worked nearly 14 hours to complete the transplant.
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Next, the surgeons connected the arteries and veins in Peck's arms to those in the donor's.
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He doesn't feel anger at the surgeons or what he sees as a failed operation, though.
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The surgeons believe she won't be disabled and that she can walk a while no problem.
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But surgeons are busier with amputations, which have nearly doubled in Europe in the past decade.
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In Las Vegas's hospitals, surgeons rushed to deal with the carnage wrought by semi-automatic weapons.
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Today's surgeons have everything from lasers to cryosurgery—the freezing of abnormal tissue—at their disposal.
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Last spring, surgeons implanted four tiny microelectrode arrays into the sensory cortex area of Copeland's brain.
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But also ensuring that the surgeons don't do something irreversible to someone that they then regret.
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Overall, 72 percent of the patients rated their surgeons as the "best possible" in satisfaction surveys.
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What is considered "enough" depends a lot on the individual providers and surgeons involved, Eckenhoff said.
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The technology has been used to aid surgeons in conflict zones, including Gaza, Syria and Iraq.
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Hell, I'd love to watch trauma surgeons work all day if that wasn't a HIPPA nightmare.
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The advice of surgeons here seemed to be more of an impressionistic art than a science.
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We love this incredibly talented group of female surgeons at our hospital joining in the #nyerorcoverchallenge!
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One of Serbia's leading gender reassignment surgeons, he leads the Belgrade Center for Genital Reconstructive Surgery.
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Basically, all the things that cosmetic plastic surgeons can do to create the illusion of perfection.
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In the case here, the surgeons needed to remove tissue that was overlapping with language function.
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Brain surgeons implanted electrode arrays directly onto their brains, specifically the areas associated with language production.
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But then, while removing the tumor, surgeons discovered that it was much larger than they expected.
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Surgeons essentially have to replumb a newborn's heart, which is about the size of a strawberry.
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" "Botched by Nature is the most challenging and rewarding experience we have ever had as surgeons.
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The results showed that the STAR robot outperformed both the human surgeons and current robotic techniques.
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According to the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, not any more so than other popular sports.
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They weren't surgeons in a hospital, and their clients' or customers' lives didn't depend on them.
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There is no specific board certification or required training process that certifies surgeons offering TGNB surgery.
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" Jagsi said the low rate of awareness of out of pocket costs among surgeons was "striking.
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The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada also follows a similar process for certification.
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The surgeons denied any wrongdoing—instead, they felt they were providing the prisoners with a service.
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On the 'master' side, we have haptic-enabled handles for the surgeons to operate the instruments.
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I was knocked out by anesthesiologists, cut up by surgeons, and infused with chemicals by nurses.
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And surgeons built the first heart-and-lung machines to keep patients alive during long operations.
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The transplant surgery required 40 surgeons, nurses and anesthesiologists, and it took more than 10 hours.
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Medical groups joined the opposition, including the largest, the Puerto Rican College of Physicians and Surgeons.
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At the time, plastic surgeons criticized Chung's reporting, calling it fearmongering because it lacked scientific evidence.
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Among patients who didn't respond to surgery, only 39% of the surgeons correctly foresaw this outcome.
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For patients who did benefit from surgery, surgeons correctly predicted this outcome 60% of the time.
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The experts, Bernard and Matthew Morrey, are highly regarded father and son orthopedic surgeons from Texas.
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Sometimes surgeons remove all of the meniscus, and other times they only remove part of it.
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Some surgeons don't believe it even exists — or at least as a cause of significant pain.
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And given the 70 percent success rate, some surgeons argue that even that is not enough.
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And speaking of savings, consider VR's potential to cut the costs of medical training for surgeons.
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Two plastic surgeons were in the arena the night of UFC 196, for immediate stitch-ups.
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Or that surgeons are less likely to save your life if they know you're a donor.
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IV lines, nurses, doctors, and even surgeons flew down from New York specifically for my surgery.
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We call my surgeons and they say I can come in to have them removed. Progress!
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Researchers from Stanford University evaluated 63 randomized controlled trial reports published by surgeons from 26 countries.
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They are similar to criteria for surgeons from the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery.
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More surgeons than mechanics, the technicians liken themselves to a pit crew at an auto race.
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Female physicians and surgeons, for example, made 71 percent of the salary of their male counterparts.
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Many surgeons are not familiar with the technique and have not adopted it in their practice.
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So surgeons removed two screws from the base of the titanium rod, which seemed to help.
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The least affected were plastic surgeons and ophthalmologists — doctors who inhabit procedure- or skill-oriented domains.
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The camera sent images to a monitor so the surgeons could watch what they were doing.
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This will allow us to identify underperforming surgeons earlier and share practices (not results) more widely.
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"The pamphlets manufacturers are giving to plastic surgeons are not making it to us," she said.
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In Okulovka, two surgeons quit this year, leaving only Dr. Korovin, a general and colorectal surgeon.
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It's O.K. to look over the surgeons' shoulders as long as you don't brush their gowns.
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After I got the required letters diagnosing me with gender dysphoria, I called in-network surgeons.
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While preparing to give a talk to surgeons, Dr. McCully created electron micrographs of damaged cells.
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For example, surgeons have sometimes removed half of a child's brain to stop severe recurring seizures.
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In the second row were Dr. Bolman, three other heart surgeons, and several cardiologists and anesthesiologists.
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Many Lasik surgeons are dismissive of claims of persistent severe pain or call it extraordinarily rare.
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Following in the footsteps of her family of surgeons, Oswalt originally wanted to become a doctor.
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Nine months ago, surgeons cut a large tumor out of her liver, which left that scar.
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Like archeologists, surgeons explore, examine and explant, but they must leave minimal trace of their workings.
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Surgeons are often men and are themselves in psychological conflict by letting women go without reconstruction.
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As I read the most recent survey, I was struck by the answers from orthopedic surgeons.
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To operate successfully within such density, surgeons must have a pinpoint sense of their tools' locations.
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Hospitals were wary of the high costs of the device, and many surgeons found it alienating.
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He is affiliated with Weill-Cornell Medical College, not Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons.
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"I went to plastic surgeons that were supposed to be the best in Memphis," she said.
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This year's field includes former Olympians, surgeons, academics and people from many other walks of life.
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The vignette at the beginning portrays women surgeons who are mothers in a very negative way.
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My 50 years of experience with countless women surgeons has demonstrated the baselessness of that supposition.
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The company had also recommended plastic surgeons to temporarily discontinue implanting its devices made by Silimed.
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Working with surgeons at five hospitals, the team sent it to 43 patients before their consultations.
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That procedure ended up taking over six hours, and involved about 25 surgeons, nurses and anesthetists.
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Puerto Rico has one pediatric allergist, four geneticists, eight colorectal surgeons, and about 10 pediatric neurologists.
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At a recent meeting of Michigan bariatric surgeons, one doctor asked for a show of hands.
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In the oral surgeons' survey, half the respondents said they had decreased their prescriptions of narcotics.
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"It's a dicey area," said Dr. Debra Johnson, president of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
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This soft robot camera tool could give surgeons a more flexible view of where they're operating.
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Greater knowledge of patients has helped surgeons advance their practice and "provide quality care," he said.
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The Cleveland Clinic is using the technology to plan and prepare for liver surgery; pediatric surgeons at Stanford University use it to plan heart surgeries on babies missing pulmonary arteries; the technology has also enabled surgeons to detect more congenial heart defects in 40 percent less time.
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Notably, a study found that 55 percent of cosmetic surgeons have reported that patients have brought in photos of themselves, filtered to have larger eyes or flatter noses thanks to dreamy automatic filters on Snapchat or Instagram, and asked surgeons to make them resemble their filtered selves.
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When the video-based ratings were compared to results in more than 10,000 of the surgeons' actual patients, "surgeons who were rated highly by their peers had less complications," Dr. Oliver Varban of the University of Michigan Health Systems, Ann Arbor, told Reuters Health via email.
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"Surgeons entered culture and literature as High Victorian heroes, and they also entered the aristocracy," Barnett writes.
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The show, based on the 1970 movie, centered on Army surgeons and staffers during the Korean War.
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"The other surprise was just how poor we were as surgeons at picking it up," she said.
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Around 2013, plastic surgeons like Boris Paskhover started to notice a bizarre trend in their doctor's offices.
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Again, there were no similar "spillovers" to male surgeons after a negative experience with one new surgeon.
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The surgeons are above the drapes, and we're below the drapes, making sure the patient is safe.
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And ultra-precise robo-surgeons are currently used for everything from knee replacement surgery to vision correction.
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You can verify if a facility is accredited on the American Society of Plastic Surgeons' website here.
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Peter Sena II is an entrepreneur, angel investor and Yale University Venture Mentor who founded Digital Surgeons.
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The final step two months later involved speaking with the two surgeons scheduled to perform the operation.
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Many complex procedures these days don't actually require surgeons to plunge their hands into open human bodies.
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Soon, he'll have to undergo a rotationplasty, in which surgeons will remove his cancerous femur and knee.
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And now the FDA wants to make sure more patients and surgeons are aware of the pitfalls.
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MS MILLEY'S primary tumour was in the middle lobe of her right lung, which surgeons removed entirely.
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Investigators alleged the clinic claimed in Facebook advertisements that it employed a number of certified plastic surgeons.
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Ms Sarsons used a statistical matching procedure to create pairs of surgeons—one male and one female.
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In three of the four cases, surgeons were nearly split on the decision of whether to cut.
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According to one of the hospital's uterus transplant surgeons, this birth has been a long time coming.
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Surgeons say no manikin or computer simulation can replicate the experience of practicing on a human specimen.
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There were still people in the theater, but they were mostly medical students or other surgeons watching.
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Roughly one third of surgeons defined a cure in this context as five-year disease-free survival.
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"Women doctors are surgeons, physicians, leaders, college presidents, innovators and often mothers, sisters, daughters," she told BuzzFeed.
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As surgical tools become smarter, they will work with surgeons to mitigate complications and provide better outcomes.
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But just days before the procedures were to take place, the surgeons' office called to cancel them.
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The American College of Surgeons, consisting of more than 28500,6900 members, didn't formally oppose the House bill.
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And if it fulfills its promise, surgeons will need to learn how to use it, he added.
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Women are reportedly shelling out money to plastic surgeons to make them look more like Ivanka Trump.
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Just about a decade ago, surgeons needed to modify adult implants in order to fit children's bodies.
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With surgeons as with fighter pilots, "we can't train you to have quick reactions," Dr. McGrath said.
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During back surgery, surgeons sometimes use spinal spacers meant to match the size of the patient's spine.
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To save her life, surgeons had to block off the veins and arteries going to her liver.
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Judge heart surgeons by the mortality rate of their patients, and they will turn away risky patients.
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Our correspondent recorded the moment when surgeons cut the last tissue connecting these two girls from Pakistan.
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Already, the company's OptumCare business employs or works with 45,000 doctors, from surgeons to primary-care providers.
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There's a reason surgeons use anesthesiologists, or doctors who specialize in administering anesthesia, to "tranquilize" their patients.
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And among patients who didn't respond to exercise therapy, only 113% of surgeons correctly predicted this outcome.
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And for patients who benefited from physical therapy, surgeons correctly chose this outcome in 72% of cases.
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At age 40, after breastfeeding her three children, Barrow told plastic surgeons she wanted a breast lift.
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Surgeons are manipulating adult devices to create solutions for children's bodies because it's the only available option.
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The basic kit, which is sold online by the American College of Surgeons, costs sixty-nine dollars.
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Surgeons can't control where scar tissue forms during the healing process, and sometimes it wraps around nerves.
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He worked in technology for the film industry for many years before he was commandeered by surgeons.
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In the United States, though, "it's the surgeons who have picked up the banner," Dr. Walston said.
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But like other trauma surgeons, Dr. Gupta has been struck by the devastation modern rifle bullets produce.
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Surgeons at Stanford and Johns Hopkins are also performing fetoscopic surgery for spina bifida in clinical trials.
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In any event, Dr. Ko said, surgeons can adopt some of the required practices on their own.
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But when the surgeons opened up her abdomen, they discovered the placenta had filled her entire pelvis.
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But those guidelines aren't mandated by law, and not all surgeons are equipped to psychologically screen patients.
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A team of around 50 performed the procedure, the hospital said, including obstetricians, surgeons, anesthetists and midwives.
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Its surgeons guess the extent of patients' clogged arteries using grayscale images that tell a vague story.
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Columbia University's Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons told Business Insider it plans to do the same.
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Cooper will continue to see surgeons every two weeks for new procedures to mold his new airway.
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People with pelvic injuries, like Ms. Williams and Ms. Hall, are ideal candidates for Reboa, surgeons say.
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Surgical patients are highly motivated, for instance, and healthy enough that surgeons do not turn them away.
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Many surgeons, bound to the tradition of radical surgeries, refused to enroll their patients in the trial.
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He went to academic medical centers in Canada to get the additional surgeons and patients he needed.
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I was born in 1958, just as surgeons found a way to close the spina bifida lesion.
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They were each surgeons specializing in sarcomas — the kind of tumors that grow in muscle and bone.
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About 30 years ago, surgeons started using little cameras inserted into the body to guide the operation.
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The show, based on a 1970 movie, centered on Army surgeons and staffers during the Korean War.
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In this case, the patient was offered surgical treatment from a team of neurosurgeons and ENT surgeons.
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In Maracaibo, a major city farther west, surgeons had been reduced to operating by cell-phone flashlight.
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Surgeons repaired it using a hamstring graft, which at the time was newer and showed faster recovery.
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As such, spine surgeons have studied this and reproduced this as safe and reliable in certain patients.
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O and agreeing to use Mazor's robotic guidance systems that assist surgeons in spine and brain operations.
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The company&aposs OptumCare business employs or works with 46,000 doctors, from surgeons to primary-care providers.
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We are pilots, weapons officers, soldiers, sailors, medics, surgeons, engineers, intelligence officers, counter-terrorism specialists, and more.
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Orthopedic surgeons in a particular hospital may be more aggressive, while the cardiologists there are less so.
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The agency also suggests that patients ask surgeons about their training, experience and outcomes with robotic surgeries.
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The oral surgeons association survey found that 173 percent of members prescribed opioids — usually along with NSAIDs.
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I wanted preppy kids and older surgeons, people who work at a fair—a good cross-section.
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By the time surgeons fix one of those injuries, others will have killed the patient, she said.
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Read more:The 15 highest-paying jobs for doctorsHow much money 11 types of doctors actually makeHere's how much money doctors make across the US, from brain surgeons to oncologistsDoctors and surgeons once again command the highest pay in the US. Here's how much their coworkers at hospitals make.
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Last year, multiple slivers of the ovarian tissue were surgically put back into Matrooshi's body by Danish surgeons.
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To attach the heart, surgeons use a suction device, sutures, and a gel to help with any friction.
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If you think your on-the-job training was tough, imagine what life is like for newbie surgeons.
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My specialist interest is microvascular reconstruction, which only a limited number of plastic surgeons do due its complexity.
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"Bariatric surgeons exclude high-risk patients from surgery, which represents the major flaw in this study," wrote Robinson.
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Surgeons there operated for six hours to repair damage to his intestines and liver, also removing his gallbladder.
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Surgeons would suture one ring to the top end of the esophagus and one to the bottom end.
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Indeed, too much movement can cause bones to be displaced, according to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons.
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IBM and the hospital trained a model based on the work of some of the best cancer surgeons.
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The criteria by which surgeons judge organs are somewhat subjective, and this may be part of the problem.
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Plastic surgeons run ads for injectable fillers, body contouring and laser skin resurfacing to stave off the inevitable.
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Surgeons at Johns Hopkins have successfully completed the first HIV-to-HIV organ transplants, the hospital announced Wednesday.
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She even seemed to have a casual conversation with a neuro monitor while the surgeons completed the operation.
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Between 2014 and 2015, Puerto Rico lost 864 doctors, according to the Puerto Rican Surgeons and Physicians Association.
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I knew that general medical officers like me were sometimes embedded with front-line troops as battalion surgeons.
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Multiple military surgeons were called in as part of the Air Force Medical Service's SMART program, she says.
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News stories profile immigrants who are surgeons and scientists, as if exceptionalism is a requirement to be American.
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The surgeons made further cuts into the cranium, and then gently eased the brain back into his head.
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Brain surgery may be complex, but it is unlicensed, beyond the need for surgeons to have medical degrees.
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Surgeons performed the operation when Dinoire was 38 years old, after her face was mauled by her dog.
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"You don't need to resort to the Surgeons [sic] knife to get a better looking vagina," it proclaims.
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To avoid this, surgeons began using implants with a textured coating made with a foam spray, she says.
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In 2017, 1,323 people in the U.S. received butt implants, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
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I spoke to the hospital administrator, to other surgeons, and psychiatrists, and internal medicine doctors, and the ICU.
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"We don't teach biology or chemistry to kids because they're going to become surgeons or chemists," Partovi said.
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Among surgeons in general, about a fifth are women in America and just over a tenth in Britain.
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This would allow surgeons to practice operations on a facsimile of their patient, potentially reducing risk even further.
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She had suspected that her implants might have some connection, but her doctors and surgeons never confirmed that.
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Swedish physicians are warning plastic surgeons about the first case of a man killed by penis enlargement surgery.
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He is one of a handful of surgeons in the only hospital still standing in Maarat al-Numan.
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Gizmodo: Were the audiences in Lister's time still gawking spectators or were they mostly other doctors and surgeons?
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And other surgeons have even been able to use 3D printed models to practice surgery ahead of time.
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Another third of the surgeons, however, defined a cure as the absence of recurrence over the patient's lifetime.
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Third, as in Britain, surgeons would fight to keep their programs open for reasons of ego and prestige.
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Surgeons reattached it to her husband, John Wayne Bobbitt, during an operation that took more than nine hours.
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We spoke to a large sampling of derms and plastic surgeons to get all of the injectables intel.
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As heart surgeons know well, when a big problem needs a quick solution, you don't wait to act.
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His mouth was too small, his cheeks too plump; LA cosmetic surgeons turned him into an unrecognisable waif.
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He had appointments with surgeons, but we don't know if he followed through and went under the knife.
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But variety has been linked to innovation, productivity and, for example in diverse teams of surgeons, fewer mistakes.
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The results are unsurprising, said Dr. Deepa Halaharvi, a breast cancer surgeon with OhioHealth Breast and Cancer Surgeons.
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A team of surgeons at the Cleveland Clinic have performed the first uterus transplant in the United States.
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Nurses, surgeons and specialists in their scrubs are triaging the first wave of wounded in the ambulance bay.
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It's set in Miami and is about two plastic surgeons, but eventually it's also about, uh, serial killers.
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She is a third-year medical student at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York.
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Eye surgeons in a Kashmir hospital complained of a shortage of surgical equpipment in the main government hospital.
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Dr. Gerard Gianoli is a neuro-otologist and a member of The American Association of Physicians and Surgeons.
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SHELDON FELDMAN New York The writer is president of the board of directors, American Society of Breast Surgeons.
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Jacobs was a regent of the American College of Surgeons, an organization with some eighty thousand members worldwide.
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Surgeons braced her shattered leg with a steel rod, plate and screws, but the pain is still intense.
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More than 20 different specialty doctor groups, including the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, worked on the proposal.
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About 700,000 cholecystectomies are performed every year in the United States, according to the American College of Surgeons.
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Most surgeons will [complain] but most of them will tell you they do it because they love it.
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"For the first time, doctors from different disciplines — plastic surgeons, dermatologists, ophthalmologists — were working together," Dr. Graf said.
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Surgeons removed his right fibula and grafted a portion of it to the right side of his jaw.
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About one-third of surgeons, she found, experienced traumatic stress in the wake of a major medical complication.
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Despite these justifications, rules might be put in place as to how surgeons can conduct business — and soon.
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