Forbes reports that Surgical Care, based in Illinois, has ambulatory surgical centers and surgical hospitals in more than 30 states.
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" Intuitive Surgical: "I think Intuitive Surgical is a winner.
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Surgeons regularly conduct laparoscopic surgery with the da Vinci Surgical System; using the surgical bot they can control tiny, precise movements of surgical instruments.
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Surgical Care runs outpatient surgery centers and a handful of surgical hospitals.
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It supplies surgical gloves, surgical gowns and face masks, including N95 masks.
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Founded in 1998, National Surgical now spans 20 surgical facilities in 12 states.
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Surgical costs, including operating room, anesthesia, and pre- and post-surgical photographs: $31,483.
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Circumcision is a surgical procedure, he said, and surgical procedures are never without risk.
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Auris was founded by surgical robotics pioneer Frederic Moll, who also co-founded Intuitive Surgical.
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Anesthesiologist assistant They assist anesthesiologists in the administration of anesthesia for surgical and non-surgical procedures.
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The San Francisco firm's holdings include animal health company Zoetis and surgical robot maker Intuitive Surgical.
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Founded in 1998, Chicago-based National Surgical Hospitals now spans 20 surgical facilities in 12 states.
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Intuitive Surgical (ISRG) – Intuitive Surgical released a preliminary quarterly earnings report showing better-than-expected results, driven by an increase in procedures performed with the company's da Vinci robotic surgical devices.
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Paradoxically, for example, it looks like the Da Vinci Surgical System is reducing surgical capacity in practice.
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What they do according to O*NET: Help anesthesiologists administer anesthesia for surgical and non-surgical procedures.
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The maker of surgical devices was helped by increased sales of its flagship da Vinci surgical robots.
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Surgical Care and its affiliates operate 205 surgical facilities in more than 30 states, including ambulatory surgery centers.
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There are regulatory bodies overseeing surgical procedures in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, but not non-surgical treatments.
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Researchers have long been skeptical about whether surgical robots lead to better clinical outcomes than traditional surgical techniques.
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Fewer than half of the procedures U.S. surgical trainees performed were relevant to surgical practice in MSF projects.
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"At this point, we don't know if it is surgical or non-surgical," Royals manager Ned Yost said.
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Intuitive Surgical — Intuitive Surgical reported adjusted quarterly profit of $6.19 per share, well above estimates of $5.14 a share.
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The maker of surgical instruments saw higher profit margins and increased use of its da Vinci robotic surgical systems.
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She is the surgical director of liver transplantation at the Mayo Clinic, not the director for all surgical procedures.
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Unsurprisingly the cosmetics industry is booming and a large portion of that market is surgical and non-surgical procedures.
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Intuitive Surgical – Intuitive Surgical beat estimates by 240 cents a share, with adjusted quarterly profit of $33 per share.
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The big picture: Frederic Moll founded Auris as well as Intuitive Surgical, the world's predominant maker of surgical robot machines.
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There was also a dry surgical pack near the man's chest cavity, a bundle used to carry sterilized surgical instruments.
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Stryker is responsible for innovations like robotic-arm-assisted surgical devices and the technology to create 1.93D-printed surgical implants.
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The absolute risk of suicide was less than 73 percent for both surgical and non-surgical patients in both registries.
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Intuitive Surgical — Intuitive Surgical popped more than 6.73% after it reported quarterly profit of $3.43 per share, beating consensus estimates.
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Intuitive Surgical – Intuitive Surgical reported adjusted quarterly profit of $3.43 per share, beating the consensus estimate of $2.99 per share.
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Intuitive Surgical (ISRG) – Intuitive Surgical beat estimates by 10 cents a share, with adjusted quarterly earnings of $3.48 per share.
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"Non-surgical procedures are aimed at producing a similar result [as surgical intervention] by using Botox and fillers," Dr. Liotta explains.
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The surgical products maker also raised its 2017 forecast for the number of procedures performed using its da Vinci surgical robots.
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I don't like the concept of putting tariffs, if you want to do surgical actions, go ahead and do surgical actions.
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Intuitive Surgical Inc fell 4.92% and weighed on the S&P index, after the surgical robotics maker's quarterly profit missed analysts' estimates.
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The maker of surgical devices saw shipments of 110 da Vinci surgical systems during the quarter, up from 99 a year earlier.
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Goldman downgrades red hot Intuitive Surgical Investors should avoid Intuitive Surgical shares now on slowing growth and valuation, according to Goldman Sachs.
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Better management of surgical supplies Forty-eight billion dollars per year could be axed if operating rooms cut down on surgical waste.
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It's likely now with safer, more accessible and mainstream surgical and non-surgical procedures that demand in America's cosmetics industry will grow.
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"It is these almost identical cases of complex injuries to the limbs needing protracted and repeated surgical interventions, surgical interventions, and really complex surgical interventions because of the amount of tissue destruction that these high velocity bullets produce," said Abu-Sitta.
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As I have previously explained, robotic surgical systems allow for one (liable) senior surgeon to take near-complete control of the surgical act.
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Finally, Cramer turned to the stock of surgical robotics company Intuitive Surgical, which has performed relentlessly since Cramer started recommending it in 2005.
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Delivered to Washington, as of three days ago: 369,000 N95 respirators, 507,406 surgical masks, 63,788 face shields, 107,850 surgical gowns and 240,376 gloves.
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The company that makes Brown's surgical robots, Intuitive Surgical, has asked him for videos to help other surgeons learn how to use the tools.
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Post-surgery, Groth re-assembled his surgical team, prepped the monster toy and proceeded with a surgical time-out to accurately identify the patient!
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Dr. Parisi said that the lack of English proficiency among some surgical staff members created "momentary delays," but that the bilingual surgical assistant helped.
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Dr. Parisi said that the lack of English proficiency among some surgical staff members created "momentary delays," but that the bilingual surgical assistant helped.
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Innocoll's pharmaceutical portfolio aims to treat a variety of ailments, including post-surgical pain management, diabetic foot infections, and the prevention of surgical adhesions.
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Intuitive Surgical Inc fell 7% and was the biggest drag on the S&P 500 after the surgical robotics maker's quarterly profit missed analysts' estimates.
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"What is the benefit of having an ambulatory surgical center to take two pills when there's not a surgical procedure at all involved?" she asked.
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I have so many friends who had surgical nose jobs and I feel like some of them could have just done the non-surgical option.
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Intuitive Surgical Inc fell 7.4% and was the biggest drag on the S&P 500 after the surgical robotics maker's quarterly profit missed analysts' estimates.
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Intuitive Surgical Inc fell 303% and was the biggest drag on the S&P 500 after the surgical robotics maker's quarterly profit missed analysts' estimates.
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If patients need a larger penis, there are a number of surgical and non-surgical ways to achieve this, which are in fact very straightforward.
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Medication abortion does have higher complication rates than surgical abortion, Ginsburg said, but forcing women to take the pills in a surgical center won't help.
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" Perhaps less scientifically soundly, he adds, "The government says the surgical mask is good for the doctors; well, this is thicker than a surgical mask.
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Surgical Care and its affiliates, which serve about 1 million patients per year in more than 30 states, operate 205 surgical facilities, including ambulatory surgery centers.
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The SurgicalAR platform is a visualization tool that guides surgical navigation, which the company claims can decrease complications and improve patient outcomes, while lowering surgical costs.
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The surgeon can then visualize the surgical site in three-dimensional high definition and control surgical instruments attached to mechanical arms via computer and software technology.
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About 20 years ago, a medical device startup called Intuitive Surgical debuted the da Vinci robot and changed surgical practices in operating rooms across the United States.
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"There were 900,000 surgeries done using surgical robotics out of a total of 313 million surgical procedures," globally, says Dror Berman, a managing director of Innovation Endeavors.
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Intuitive Surgical (ISRX) came in 19 cents above estimates with quarterly earnings of $2.18 per share, while the surgical products maker's revenue also comfortably exceeded Street forecasts.
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Average annual earnings: $Job description: Surgical technologists, also called operating-room technicians, assist in surgical operations and help prepare ORs, arrange equipment, and assist doctors during surgeries.
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Other players in the hospital tech space include Xenex's machine that disinfects rooms with light, and surgical bots like those from Johnson & Johnson's Auris and Intuitive Surgical.
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The surgical instrument maker's revenue also beat expectations as it shipped nearly 23 percent more of its flagship da Vinci surgical systems compared to a year earlier.
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The biggest decliner was Intuitive Surgical Inc, which fell 7.3%, weighing the most on the S&P 500 after the surgical robotics maker's quarterly profit missed analysts' estimates.
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By the numbers: Intuitive Surgical, one of the world's largest makers of surgical robots, collected more than $1.1 billion of profit from $3.7 billion of revenue in 2018.
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And some of the company's past alliances, such as its partnership with Surgical Care Associates, ultimately led to the Optum acquiring all of the outpatient surgical center business.
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The surgical instruments business is expected to reach more than $12 billion by 2025, with the biggest players in the space including J&J, Medtronic, and Intuitive Surgical.
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Research published in The World Journal of Surgery suggests that the surgical capabilities of developing nations can be improved through investments in medical equipment and surgical training programs.
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The following year, a study found that playing Wii games, like Marble Mania, helped surgical residents improve their fine motor skills and improved their performance on surgical simulators.
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Delivered to New York, as of three days ago: 8503,2850 N2240 respirators, 2376,000 O-78 surgical masks, 84,560 face shields, 68,944 surgical gowns, 2403 coveralls and 245,486 gloves.
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Cesarean section is a surgical procedure in which a child is removed through a surgical opening in the mother's lower abdomen rather than birthed through the vaginal canal.
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Optum includes MedExpress urgent care centers, surgical centers from its $2.3 billion March acquisition of Surgical Care Affiliates, pharmacy benefit management and data services as well as a bank.
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In 2004, Ganbold's department, supported by the Australian team, started to implement the WHO's Emergency and Essential Surgical Care program, aimed at strengthening surgical services outside the capital city.
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Intuitive Surgical, of Sunnyvale, California, has dominated the surgical-robot market since its device, da Vinci, was cleared for use by the American Food and Drug Administration in 2000.
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The government provided California with 103,000 surgical masks, 9% of the state's request; 163,228 face shields, 2000% of its request; and 2145,2101 surgical gowns, 2000% of the state's request.
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Cardinal Health, a large manufacturer of surgical gowns, told customers this month to stop using its Level 3 surgical gowns, along with the procedural packs that contain the gowns.
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The surgical instruments business alone is expected to reach more than $12 billion by 2025, with the biggest players in the space including J&J, Medtronic, and Intuitive Surgical.
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UUnitedHealth's Optum unit said it would buy Surgical Care Affiliates for about $2.30 billion, creating a comprehensive ambulatory care services platform, including primary care, urgent care and surgical care services.
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The surgical products maker's revenue came in above forecasts, as well, and the company raised its 2017 forecast for the number of procedures performed using its da Vinci surgical robots.
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In another video posted to the doctor's public YouTube channel, the Atlanta-area board-certified dermatologist dances with surgical instruments in each hand, but without a surgical mask or gloves.
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Last year, for example, there were more than 17.5 million surgical and non-surgical cosmetic treatments performed in the U.S., up from 13.1 million procedures in 2010, the company notes.
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Moll, who is known as the "Bill Gates of robotics," ushered in the first wave of surgical robotics in 1995 with his company Intuitive Surgical and its Da Vinci systems.
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Dr. Reis grapples with the likes of long-overhand shoelace knotting, climbing knots, basket weaving, surgical sutures, and how to pass on the art of surgical-knot craftsmanship to robots.
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The remaining clinic, in Little Rock, which currently offers both surgical and medication abortions, would have to limit its practice to surgical abortions, leaving Arkansas women with no medication option.
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"There was a cute old guy who was throwing a ball against a wall in his surgical gloves, and a basketball guy playing alone in a surgical mask," she said.
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Alex Karev was one of the five original surgical interns at Seattle Grace Hospital, and this departure means Meredith Grey is the only remaining original surgical intern from season one.
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Looking at a broader range of surgical problems, an estimated 200,000 people died from complications or other postoperative issues involving the 65 million surgical operations performed last year in the United States, according to a report this week in the Harvard Business Review, which looked at innovations in surgical quality and safety.
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About Azul Cosmetic Surgery and Medical Spa: Azul Cosmetic Surgery and Medical Spa specializes in providing the best treatments and skincare options available in both surgical and non-surgical facial aesthetics.
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All surgical procedures carry a risk of complication, but continuing studies provide new insights into risks as well as new and refined techniques to improve patient safety and expand surgical options.
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De Blasio said New York City needs 3 million N95 respirator masks, 50 million surgical masks, 15,000 ventilators and 25 million each of surgical gowns, coveralls, gloves and face shield masks.
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There are a variety of items, including basic surgical masks and a more sophisticated N95 facemask, as well as hand-assembled kits full of hand sanitizer, face masks and surgical gloves.
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" Intuitive Surgical: "This stock has come under severe selling.
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Go deeper: Johnson & Johnson acquires surgical robot firm Auris
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ET. UnitedHealth's (UNH) Optum unit has agreed to buy Surgical Care Affiliates (SCAI) for about $2.3 billion, creating an ambulatory care services platform — including primary care, urgent care, and surgical care services.
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In one case, a patient had three abortion-related services in three days, first a surgical that was unsuccessful, then a medical that was unsuccessful, and then a surgical again, Williams said.
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The panel also recommends enhanced nutritional support for underweight patients undergoing major surgical operations and the administration of "multiple nutrient-enhanced nutritional formulas" to help prevent surgical site infections among these patients.
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Moll's successes include the 22-year-old, publicly traded Intuitive Surgical, a robotic surgical systems manufacturer now worth around $61.4 billion, and Hansen Medical, a company that developed tools to manipulate catheters.
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Last week, eight hospitals in Hubei Province — where Wuhan is situated and where most of the cases have appeared — put out a call for N95 masks, goggles, surgical masks and surgical gowns.
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Ansell, which makes Skyn and Lifestyles condoms as well as industrial and surgical gloves, said it provided nearly 1 million surgical gloves to fight the Ebola outbreak in West Africa in 2014.
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In a statement on Saturday, Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio said it would keep its doors open and continue offering surgical abortions despite Yost's order, arguing that surgical abortions are essential services.
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They are donating 15,000 surgical masks for first responders of Local 2507, which represents EMTs and paramedic members of the FDNY; 15,000 surgical masks to the Uniformed Firefighters Association Local 94 of New York City; 20,000 surgical masks to Mount Sinai South Nassau in New York; and €50,000 to various European organizations to purchase additional masks.
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Beige book Earnings: Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, Novartis, Union Pacific, Capital One, Intuitive Surgical UnitedHealth, Blackstone, SunTrust, BB&T, Sun Trust, M&T Bank, Honeywell, Danaher, Capital One, ETrade, Intuitive Surgical 8:30 a.m.
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The TL;DR version of Magic Leap's history goes like this: In 210, after Abovitz sold his surgical robotics company, Mako Surgical, he teamed up with two others to start building Magic Leap.
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And a 3-D printer, like the prototype currently on the space station, could be used for on-demand production of medical equipment, such as surgical tools or even surgical implants, Komorowski said.
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"Intuitive Surgical has parlayed its Da Vinci surgical machine into multiple markets and is beloved by hospitals as a selling point for patients who can choose where they want to go," he said.
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At the VA in particular, surgical care may have also improved as a result of a quality initiative started in the 1990s to track surgical outcomes, identify problems and evaluate fixes, Massarweh said.
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She has an overbite and surgical scars on her fingers.
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We do both medical and surgical abortions — it's pretty even.
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By contrast, the mortality rate for surgical abortion is about .
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The Johns Hopkins surgical team at work on the patient.
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"I did have a unique surgical training experience," Vakharia said.
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A precursor to bifocals, maybe, or an early surgical microscope.
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But following the reconstruction, she developed a surgical site infection.
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But it could sink his career as a surgical resident.
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There was no evidence of a surgical or anesthetic misadventure.
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Undeterred, I set my sights on something slightly more surgical.
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Why would anyone invest in a new surgical care center?
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It's looking at developing other products, too, like surgical saws.
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All were carried out without anaesthetic or, indeed, surgical training.
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He stood by her through some very intense surgical procedures.
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Traditionally, surgical residents learned the craft by assisting senior surgeons.
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Training surgeons on specific surgical procedures is expensive and hard.
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Imagine a hospital without surgical gloves, or promiscuity without condoms.
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See more photos from Dr. Jandial's surgical mission trips below.
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To get faster speeds, you'd need a BMI surgical implant.
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There is no surgical procedure to rid me of it.
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"The same logic would apply for surgical technology," says Kim.
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Other companies in the space include Surgical Theater and RealView.
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Irving Place Capital and National Surgical Hospitals offered no comment.
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Surgical repair will be scheduled within the next few days.
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Only emergency cover was provided; 5,000 surgical procedures were cancelled.
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Surgeons also need to put markers on standard surgical tools.
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Consequently, a surgical intervention was not recommended, according to Lundsgaard.
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The Notebook's touchpad recognizes touch from people wearing surgical gloves.
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The Food and Drug Administration does not regulate surgical procedures.
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Did the highest priced hospital use diamond studded surgical instruments?
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But the surgical tubes are also prone to similar problems.
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Cheaper surgical hand drills are slow and hard to use.
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Dr. Cooley attributed his surgical skills to his athletic prowess.
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It took surgical skills to enlarge the Vasari wooden panels.
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The surgical products maker's revenue also comfortably exceeded Street forecasts.
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The man running the camera is wearing a surgical mask.
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It's also affecting surgical training, because operations are being cancelled.
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The second, which requires clinics providing abortions have surgical facilities.
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A: The surgical strikes happened on the 29th of September.
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To put on the surgical masks and the shoe coverings.
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The surgical repair required quick precision, grafts and complicated attachments.
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Some of them, wearing surgical masks, lay on their beds.
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N95 masks are tighter fitting and thicker than surgical masks.
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There are few oncologists, radiotherapy machines or advanced surgical suites.
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The current system picks surgical trainees based on intellectual capacity.
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The Israeli campaign, however surgical, risks miscalculations and unintended consequences.
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Her mother is a surgical dermatologist, also in Oklahoma City.
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He added that surgical masks or cloth masks are different.
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"There are several surgical options to pick from," she explains.
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Callimachi: So, we put on surgical gloves —— Mills: Right here.
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The universities will not be required to offer surgical abortions.
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One, in Little Rock, offers both medication and surgical abortions.
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"Our biggest surgical successes are in cataracts," Dr. Priehs said.
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Please do not hoard n95 masks or even surgical masks.
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There are two common kinds: surgical masks and N95 respirators.
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Rushed surgical teams are less likely to use a checklist.
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A surgical gown shortage -- one that's affecting the whole country.
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Beneath their surgical gowns, Carpenter and his team were sweating.
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The surgical alterations complicate almost any task (other than shooting).
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"There is something surgical about what I do," she said.
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Intuitive Surgical will release its official results on Jan. 23.
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The doctors lost surgical patients because they had no adrenaline.
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A blue surgical cloth had been draped over my hips.
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Their mother's neck and shoulders are covered with surgical bandages.
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He is wearing blue jeans and a disposable surgical mask.
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The guy was in pajama pants and a surgical mask.
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Dr. Kevin Brenner, a Beverly Hills doctor who also does surgical as well as nonsurgical work on recognizable Hollywood names, sees fillers as a way to test out your options for eventual surgical intervention.
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He still believes, though, that automated surgical procedures will be folded into regular surgical practice in the future — the robots won't be the only surgeons, but they'll certainly be a part of the operation.
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There's birth control, or there's an interval surgical procedure—a tubal ligation scheduled separately from childbirth, which carries higher surgical risk, leads to time away from the newborn baby, and costs a lot more.
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Even if hospitals and surgeons are not prepared to incorporate an entire robot system like STAR into their surgical wards, the researchers believe this robo-surgical solution will move quickly from research to commercialization.
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Surgical masks (the "blue ones") are not designed to filter the air you breathe -- they are designed to catch droplets of the person wearing it, primarily to keep surgeons from contaminating a surgical site.
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"Nevertheless, the head-to-head comparison of lifestyle treatment versus surgical procedures, as in this study, shows (the) superiority of the surgical treatments for diabetes-control endpoints and weight loss," Courcoulas said by email.
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Auris Surgical Robotics, a 10-year-old, San Carlos, Ca.-based surgical robotics company that was cofounded by serial entrepreneur Frederic Moll, has quietly raised $280 million in Series D funding led by Coatue Management.
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One study from 2013 showed that both homemade masks and surgical masks "significantly reduced" the number of microorganisms expelled by participants, although the surgical mask was three times more effective in protecting the wearers themselves.
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Others go old-school and use slingshots made of surgical tubing.
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GJ: It can mitigate malicious drones, but it's a surgical solution.
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Directions given to A. ahead of the surgical abortion in Arkansas.
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Zimmer Biomet makes reconstructive surgical devices such as hip replacement products.
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His face was hidden behind sunglasses and a surgical-type mask.
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Most surprise bills were often from either anesthesiologists or surgical assistants.
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All frontline employees will also be allowed to wear surgical masks.
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Intuitive Surgical has lagged the market with a loss of 3%.
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UnitedHealth bought Surgical Care Affiliates for about $2.3 billion in March.
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But another question mark is the absence of a surgical procedure.
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Knapp first went to the Surgical Institute in August of 2016.
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N), IASIS Healthcare, Par Pharmaceuticals and Surgical Care Affiliates Inc (SCA.
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Further, only 25 to 130 personnel would seek actual surgical treatment.
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There are some surgical options, but what are the noninvasive ones?
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The question is how poor countries can expand their surgical capacity.
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She underwent a surgical procedure called a pulmonary lobectomy on Dec.
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Other affected stocks included AutoZone Inc, Intuitive Surgical and Markel Corp.
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It adds the surgical mesh devices were FDA cleared, not approved.
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Shores and a surgical team removed the graft later that day.
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Planned births might include labor inductions or surgical cesarean section deliveries.
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Surgical history includes an appendectomy, a tonsillectomy, and arthroscopic knee surgery.
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Surgical instruments, including a tourniquet, couching needles and amputating knives. Engraving.
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You need to be surgical and tactical while hucking flower pots.
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Gunn plays Naomi with surgical precision, even-tempered and in control.
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Noriko Tanaka, 40, stands next to Iida in a surgical mask.
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The higher spending comes amid strong demand for Intuitive's surgical robots.
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She was an emergency-room doctor and smelled like surgical tape.
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Overall, 47 percent of the patients had first trimester surgical abortions.
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Her husband, a surgical resident, stayed behind to finish his training.
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The researchers also tested the hyperelastic bone in real surgical situations.
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Hysterectomy is a medically necessary component of gender affirming surgical therapy.
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Some lack even sufficient water to wash blood from surgical tables.
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His only reported surgical operation was an appendectomy at age 26.
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The surgical-center rules had never been enforced, because of litigation.
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This approach paid off with investments in Amazon and Intuitive Surgical.
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I love the da Vinci [Surgical System, Intuitive Surgical's flagship product].
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Guidelines for sterilizing surgical instruments in hospitals often stipulate 121°C.
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I scrolled through lists of scalpels, cast saws, and surgical gowns.
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PUSHA-T is bringing his "surgical summer" well into the fall.
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It means we already have the world's largest digital surgical community.
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In Kenya, half the patients on surgical wards have road injuries.
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Surgical masks, we know are largely ineffective in preventing virus transmission.
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Merck specified that the masks are surgical masks, not N95 respirators.
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The world is experiencing a shortage of surgical masks and respirators.
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Surgical masks also afford fairly good protection for the worried well.
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Integrated schools taught, in surgical detail, where you did not belong.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, older surgical patients often fare worse than younger ones.
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Without surgical resection, there is little hope of long-term survival.
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The black market for surgical abortions, meanwhile, can be more dangerous.
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Working the store are three women wearing surgical masks and gloves.
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Length aside, the rest of "English" is precise bordering on surgical.
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They monitor patient status and provide patient care during surgical treatment.
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He began to explode out of the blocks with surgical precision.
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Breast augmentation with implants is the most popular cosmetic surgical procedure.
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All frontline employees will also be permitted to wear surgical masks.
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The CDC does not recommend Americans wear surgical masks in public.
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Surgical masks are effective against respiratory infections but not airborne infections.
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The major surgical procedure comes with risks like infection and hemorrhaging.
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There are two kinds of masks: surgical masks and N95 respirators.
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A clinical assistant at a Marie Stopes clinic cleans surgical equipment.
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The remaining 30% are surgical instruments such as clamps and retractors.
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A surgical blade can only operate a patient at a time.
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But if the tissue has significantly developed, it requires surgical excision.
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This means that others, including Austin, opt for a surgical solution.
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Misoprostol is also used to help soften the cervix before a second-trimester surgical abortion or a dilation and evacuation (D&E), a surgical procedure used to manage miscarriages or pregnancy failure after the first trimester.
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Important to Wall Street, Intuitive Surgical said Tuesday that it shipped 811.89 of its da Vinci surgical systems in the first quarter of 2017, compared with 110 robots delivered in the same period a year ago.
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That company, founded by one of the progenitors of the surgical robotics industry, Fred Moll, is the first to offer serious competition to Intuitive Surgical's technological advantage — no wonder, considering Dr. Moll also founded Intuitive Surgical.
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"By ceasing both surgical and chemical abortions now, Planned Parenthood will free up much needed medical equipment and decrease the demand placed on ER's due to complications from both medical and surgical abortion," the letter states.
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German surgical instrument maker Asanus said it plans to take around five highly-innovative surgical products off the market and will discontinue several hundred minimally-invasive devices, as well as stop new development in this area.
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"Increased understanding of both gender dysphoria and surgical techniques in this area have improved significantly, and surgical procedures are now widely accepted in the medical community as medically necessary treatment for gender dysphoria," the proposal reads.
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Intuitive Surgical — The company reported profit of $5.62 per share for the second quarter, 65 cents a share above estimates, thanks to higher sales of its da Vinci robotic surgical systems and an increased number of procedures.
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Triton Sponge (USA) Triton Sponge, by Gauss Surgical, is an app dedicated to a very specific task — use in medical operating rooms to track blood loss, as estimated by what's collected on surgical sponges and suction canisters.
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Judge Sullivan wrote in his ruling that the fact that the Pentagon "deployed surgical teams to Guantánamo" undermined a claim by Mr. Hadi's lawyer that the military "may be deliberately indifferent" to Mr. Hadi's future surgical needs.
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In videos once posted to Dr. Windell Boutte's public YouTube channel, the board-certified dermatologist can be seen singing as she cuts into a patient or rapping and dancing with surgical instruments in hand during surgical procedures.
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Intuitive Surgical, for instance, has sold over 210,22020 of its da Vinci surgical robots, which reproduce a surgeon's hand motions through small incisions in a patient's body during operations such as hysterectomies; benefits may include shorter recoveries.
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She and colleagues also wonder if it may also be time to reconsider how medical students are selected for surgical programs when at least 30 percent to 50 percent of complications from surgical procedures are potentially avoidable.
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Already, Flexport has been taking steps to get equipment where it's needed most: last week, it got 60,000 surgical masks, 34,000 gloves, 2,000 surgical gowns and 50 thermometers from MedShare to San Francisco's Department of Public Health.
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Cesarean section, or C-section, is a surgical procedure used to deliver a baby in which the child is removed through a surgical opening in the mother's lower abdomen area rather than birthed through the vaginal canal.
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They can not believe that it could be anything other than surgical.
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The non-surgical "process" has Wright feeling better and ready to go.
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This hole, the researchers argue, was cut—quite literally—with surgical precision.
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Who wants to undergo a surgical procedure every time they switch jobs?
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They also monitor patient status and provide patient care during surgical treatment.
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"It was a surgical decision," said a person close to the trio.
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Throughout the 27-hour operation, the surgical team repeatedly referenced the models.
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Liposuction is a surgical procedure to remove extra fat from your body.
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Some youths may be interested in surgical options, while some may not.
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Surgical mesh has been used to fix the condition since the 1950s.
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Post-surgical evaluations show she is free of cancer, the court said.
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Severely injured my pride and tore my MCL... surgical repair next week!
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So I decided to get a surgical abortion in a clinic abroad.
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" Intuitive Surgical: "The stock has come down enough ... The quarter was fine.
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There are things that Heartwork has that Surgical... definitely does not have.
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Three years ago, Dr. Liotta performed one non-surgical rhinoplasty a month.
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So how exactly are non-surgical treatments different than traditional plastic surgery?
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It's made of surgical grade steel and comes in silver or gold.
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"A surgical strike is a must on JNU," screeches one recent tweet.
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Like Canavero's surgical techniques, the details of this VR experience are unclear.
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Some reveal surgical scars to others and there are informal photos made.
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That's how surgical training has been done since the early 20th century.
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He deemed it a "bad-looking tenant" and recommended immediate surgical removal.
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"Anytime you enter into a surgical relationship, there's a risk," acknowledged Page.
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In the not-too-distant future, another surgical procedure may enable this.
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My sex drive is very low, and I am undergoing surgical menopause.
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Founded in France in 2000, LDR develops surgical technology for spine disorders.
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But surgical site infections are not just a problem for poorer countries.
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Irving Place acquired National Surgical Hospitals in 2011 for an undisclosed amount.
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In fact, surgical trends are often tied to economic ones, Riaz says.
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The other 30% is comprised of surgical instruments like clamps or retractors.
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Those stocks — Chipotle, Apple, Netflix, Deckers, Intuitive Surgical, Express Scripts, and Salesforce.
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Condom and surgical glove makers have stopped dusting their products with talc.
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Overall, they had data on more than 50,000 medical and surgical abortions.
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Altieri and colleagues surveyed 2,188 surgical residents across the U.S. in 73.
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A Stanford patient can type with their mind via a surgical implant.
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I smoothed things out, I mixed it, I was surgical about it.
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UnitedHealth later expanded into surgical services that could be done outside hospitals.
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As the surgical team prepped Tchakounte, he was confident about the outcome.
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Simon died three days before the surgical consultation was scheduled to happen.
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The two men remained standing, going after each other with surgical punches.
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He wore a surgical gown so long that it concealed his footwear.
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It was a surgical clinic, not a radiology and X-ray center.
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So we could argue that we're prepared to do a surgical strike.
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Served in a forward deployed Surgical Shock Trauma Platoon in Taqaddum, Iraq.
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There's a surgical staidness to The Crown that's completely absent from Victoria.
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I'm there for a surgical strike — get in, get out, minimal casualties.
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Over time, the hair can block the intestine and require surgical removal.
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But he marveled at Schiff's tough and surgical opening statement that day.
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But in her surgical debate performance and the days that followed, Mrs.
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Fedayeen attacks, surgical strikes and befitting replies were flying on the air.
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Innovative surgical techniques have been designed to stabilize patients before they're transported.
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China – which manufactures half the world's surgical masks – has already halted exports.
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The list of materials included respirators, surgical masks, gowns, coveralls and gloves.
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Yang's work primarily focuses on surgical robots, which can be operated remotely.
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X-rays revealed the small rupture, which later healed without surgical intervention.
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Hmm ... this is definitely one way to enhance her surgical enhancements. #GymsAreOverrated
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The conflict may start "surgical," but it's unlikely to end that way.
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Unfortunately, resources are scarce and surgical outcomes correlate with number of cases.
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Most of the reductions were in urinary tract and surgical site infections.
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As with surgical abortions, when abortion laws are restrictive, women turn underground.
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Above, a groundbreaking surgical technique to treat spina bifida in a fetus.
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After the cruelties of chemo, she was subjected to "debulking" — surgical evisceration.
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But she also proposed a few surgical changes to the floor plan.
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We had to arrange for a surgical abortion in a different country.
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" The ruling said Republicans had targeted "African-Americans with almost surgical precision.
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Ketamine is a somewhat psychedelic substance that's used as a surgical anesthetic.
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In the decade that ensued, surgical checklists proved effective in diverse settings.
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The coronavirus is causing shortages worldwide of hand sanitizer and surgical masks.
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People wore surgical masks in Aosta, which is on the Swiss border.
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After the eggs are produced, they're removed through a minor surgical procedure.
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Our surgeries were robot-assisted — a newer surgical technique for organ transplants.
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The Food and Drug Administration hadn't forced Intuitive Surgical to offer proof.
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A separate $56k order was placed with another company, McKesson Medical-Surgical.
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After completing his postgraduate medical training, he joined the school's surgical faculty.
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Just wait until the influencers posing in surgical masks hear about this.
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Parental leave policies in surgical residency programs present another area for reform.
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As a surgical intern, Meredith Grey wouldn't have taken on complicated procedures.
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The CDC has, however, told US healthcare providers to wear surgical masks.
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The surgical instruments maker's revenue also came in above Wall Street projections.
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The agency has attempted to use this surgical procedure on mares before.
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YouTube did not return a request for comment about its surgical content.
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But I felt better prepared for whatever the surgical outcome might be.
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Some doctors post surgical videos on YouTube, and live procedures on Snapchat.
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Instead, we see what Mr. Wennberg calls a surgical signature: Casper Wyo.
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I will be haunted by Guyenet's description of parabiosis, a surgical technique.
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"He's the doctor who does only medical abortions, not surgical," she said.
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The bottom collages contain images of genitalia, surgical bruising, leather, and kink.
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Last year Intuitive Surgical, the world's largest surgical robotics company, took a stake in Broncus, a Chinese startup—chiefly, says Nisa Leung of Qiming Venture Partners, an investor in Broncus, for technology to help perform advanced lung surgery.
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The popularity of non-surgical lip fillers has grown exponentially in the last few year, according to the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) – at the same time as more expensive surgical procedures are on the decline.
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Only 5 percent said they are working from home, 6 percent have reportedly cancelled travel plans and just 8 percent have purchased preventative surgical masks — despite evidence that surgical masks don't necessarily prevent someone from catching a virus.
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Intuitive Surgical, a maker of surgical robots based in Sunnyvale, California, has been on the receiving end of lawsuits alleging (which the firm denies) that surgeons were inadequately trained to use its machines or that the robots were defective.
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This is not the first time that Verily has partnered with a life sciences company for a joint venture: It is also working with Johnson & Johnson on an effort called Verb Surgical to develop a next-generation surgical robot.
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The Panthers' Cam Newton cavorts and hurls those surgical passes; joy is unmistakable.
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"They wore surgical masks so she wouldn't get their germs," says the source.
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No medication or surgical protocol Khan has heard of can restore the tubes.
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Intuitive Surgical (ISRG) earned an adjusted $2.83 per share for its latest quarter.
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The nature of the wound suggested surgical origin rather than a violent impact.
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So you should never go outside the United States for any surgical procedure.
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Wilhelm Fliess engaged in surgical trial-and-error on his collaborator Emma Eckstein.
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The researchers are now examining whether physician gender may relate to surgical outcomes.
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Elway recently underwent a non-surgical treatment to attempt to straighten his fingers.
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Intuitive Surgical posted earnings per share of $2.61, missing Refinitiv estimates of $2.70.
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In South Korea, panic is prompting surgical masks to sell out at Costco.
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My surgical work is incredibly light this week because of the public holiday.
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A large Detroit hospital faces the same threat due to dirty surgical equipment.
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Gastrectomy is a surgical procedure to remove part or all of the stomach.
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He started three other robotics companies, including the publicly traded company Intuitive Surgical.
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Disclosure: Strategic Wealth Partners owns shares of Abbott Labs and Intuitive Surgical. Disclaimer
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Good patient care is about more than surgical infection rates and medication errors.
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"Be very gentle with Anias' side," Farinhas calls out to the surgical team.
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Buzzell's surgeon in Georgia, Michael Hulse, worked frequently with that intermediary, Surgical Assistance.
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For an even more realistic touch, Freakmo bought some surgical staples and sutures.
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When you look back into surgical records, people justified things in weird ways.
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Each sponge contains an x-ray marker to confirm surgical removal after surgery.
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A third new firm hoping to build a surgical robot is Auris Robotics.
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The study wasn't designed to prove whether opioid use disorders worsen surgical outcomes.
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Surgical drapes cover Jessica's body, and the room is abuzz with organized chaos.
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Ultimately, there's the next step with really serious patients that require surgical interventions.
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Her dilation and evacuation — a type of surgical abortion — cost her around $213.
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Post-surgical brain scans show the tissue causing concern has been completely removed.
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The firm initiated coverage on the surgical robot maker with a buy rating.
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Pathologists, meanwhile, are reporting tattoo ink in surgical biopsy specimens of lymph nodes.
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The same will probably be true of surgical robots, however good they become.
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Watch the full video below, and please be prepared for graphic, surgical images.
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She notes how dentists could take a more preventive—and less surgical—approach.
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Vision care sales, including contacts and surgical products, helped its medical device business.
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The robot is a "master and slave" robotic surgical system, he told Mashable.
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But that does not mean it is necessarily easier than a surgical abortion.
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Clearly, this is not meant to take the place of a surgical enlargement.
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The surgical procedure to remove one or both testicles helps with hormonal control.
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Dental dams actually began as surgical tools, and were repurposed for safe sex.
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"Diego Maradona's surgical procedure is over," his lawyer Matias Morla said on Twitter.
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Sculptures sit atop pedestals under surgical lights in rooms once used for operations.
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His father is a surgical oncologist on the staff of the same hospital.
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Iran is interested in Pakistani textiles, surgical goods, sports goods and agricultural products.
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This is a very surgical case meant to cure a bad business practice.
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Love Me Monster Simple Ring Drop Surgical Earrings, $1583, available at W Concept.
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Research on surgical castration has shown it to be effective in reducing recidivism.
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Werdum's surgical technique versus Rothwell's brute power, Rothwell's unpredictability versus Werdum's veteran cunning.
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We are operating on a completely different scale to other surgical training solutions.
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I saw unused surgical tools, heaps of paper, and plenty of plastic wrap.
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The engineers hovering around gave the place the feel of a surgical theater.
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The light had a surgical edge that made everything flare like magnified glass.
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Additionally, the city needs 25 million surgical gowns, coveralls, gloves and face masks.
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Maybe I should start wearing a surgical mask when I visit my parents.
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His team has also started making surgical masks out of recycled hotel linens.
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Most people in the city have a surgical mask ready in their bags.
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She wore sunglasses and a surgical mask to protect herself against pepper spray.
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She was considering a double mastectomy and the surgical removal of her ovaries.
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Calls to pharmacy owners have brought in donations of bandages and surgical supplies.
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His blue sheets even recall the blue of surgical gloves or doctor's scrubs.
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In 1846, a doctor makes remarkable breakthroughs, including a surgical repair for fistula.
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Across the country, virtual sewing circles have cropped up to make surgical masks.
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During Dr. Mann's tenure, the veterans department began ranking hospitals on surgical complications.
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"I personally might not want to operate," a physician told the surgical team.
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California is dipping into its own emergency stockpile of surgical masks and respirators.
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Still, ER doctors tell Wooster they're running low on the surgical masks, too.
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It received close to a quarter of the 864,000 surgical masks it requested.
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Employees must also wear surgical gloves when getting coffee from the community kitchens.
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This is a delicate balance between the communities' medical needs and surgical needs.
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Surgical masks are probably not going to keep you safe from COVID-19.
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The book is characterized by nostalgia mixed with surgical literary and syntactic analysis.
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"I always called her baby girl," said Mr. LaBouef, a retired surgical assistant.
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She opened three surgical abortion clinics in the state between 2015 and 2019.
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He said the lender would make "surgical and ruthless" cuts to underperforming businesses.
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Surgical masks are looser-fitting than N95 respirators because of this distinct purpose.
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However, non-surgical operations, which include Botox injections, are still on the rise.
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I could have seen surgical where you take out Gaddafi and his group.
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He said advances in surgical technique, anesthetics and patient education made it possible.
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CalPERS' patients began to shift to ambulatory surgical centers and lower-cost hospitals.
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So I had legitimate questions about the surgical robot's software maintenance and upkeep.
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But its mistakes have contributed to the surgical community's skepticism about robotic surgery.
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G. is also in a surgical mask and I almost don't recognise her!
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We pay a foreigner entrance fee and we're given surgical masks to wear.
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A surgical scar resulting from her sterilization was falsely attributed to an appendectomy.
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They wear ordinary, and inadequate, surgical masks while conducting dangerous throat swab tests.
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That alarm went off one day in her fourth year of surgical residency.
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A surgical strike against North Korea would risk "staggering casualties," our correspondent writes.
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Surgical register Francis Moore wrote a letter to his parents about the night.
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"I wanted to be a part of this surgical revolution," Nott told me.
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Or objects vigorously when a trainee scrubs in — a mainstay of surgical education?
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India's military responded then with what it described as "surgical strikes" in Pakistan.
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Health insurers: UnitedHealth Group bought Surgical Care Affiliates for $2.3 billion in 2017.
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It has practical applications to things such as improving surgical sutures, he said.
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High-tech surgical robots aren't an improvement over traditional operations, the F.D.A. warns.
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Three of its arms hold surgical devices, while a fourth holds a camera.
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What's the takeaway here if you're in pain and considering a surgical procedure?
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Denver-based DaVita operates medical groups in six states that serve 2000 million patients through about 230 clinics, adding to UnitedHealth's 2000 MedExpress urgent care centers and its 22.3 surgical centers that are part of recently acquired Surgical Care Affiliates.
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Auris Health (née Auris Surgical Robots) has done a pretty good job flying under the radar, in spite of raising a massive amount of capital and listing one of the key people behind the da Vinci surgical robot among its founders.
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De Blasio said Monday evening that both the federal and state governments are sending additional supplies, including 953 ventilators from the federal stockpile, 295,245 surgical masks, 250,000 N95 masks, 175,000 pairs of gloves, 98,000 face shields and 453,000 surgical gowns.
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"I can imagine that we could find something even better than a surgical mask, because the surgical mask wasn't designed especially for this purpose," he said, suggesting that more research should be done to find out which fabrics best catch viruses.
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Take the new UCLA mobile surgical lab developed by Winnebago, for instance — it's a zero-emission, all-electric vehicle that will move back and forth between two UCLA campuses, collecting, sterilizing and repairing surgical instruments for the medical staff there.
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Tea and blankets aren't allowed, however, in the sterilized environment of a surgical center.
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No amount of intricate crocheting can remove the feeling of wearing a surgical mask.
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"And anything that requires surgical implantation comes with a lot of risk," says Shepard.
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In addition to wearing a surgical mask, "everyone should wash their hands," he said.
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One common misconception about cryolipolysis is that it's a surgical solution for weight loss.
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If you compare that to a surgical procedure, you'd save… well, at a lot!
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The rate was 12.6 percent for TAVR and 14 percent for surgical valve replacement.
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"This was the lowest surgical mortality we've seen in a randomized trial," he explained.
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"We see a rather neat surgical dissection," Wecht said after examining crime scene photos.
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Companies he's invested in include Andela, Clearbit, Kudi, Recursion Pharmaceuticals, Solugen, and Vicarious Surgical.
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There are bloody footprints covering the wooden floor, and rusty surgical instruments decorate tables.
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What if, instead of slow surgical stitching, you could rapidly glue a wound together?
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Christiane Jatahy's surgical adaptation of "Three Sisters" takes the audience from stage to screen.
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When I visited a Costco warehouse last week, surgical masks were swiftly selling out.
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Bacot is down to the dregs of his cotton ball and surgical tape stashes.
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Shirley Baker, a nurse, deftly ties on a surgical mask before opening the door.
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Er, I mean surgical innovation prototype day...yeah, that has no ring to it.
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"For certain patients, surgical therapy may be the best option for long-term treatment."
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The 11-year-old company was founded by surgical robotics pioneer Dr. Frederic Moll.
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One popular illustration turned the outlines of Dr. Li's surgical mask into barbed wire.
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He was a little geek sticking his finger in everyone's eye with surgical precision.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Pean was admitted for observation to Room 834 on a surgical floor.
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Their products end up being far too weak and structurally unstable for surgical transplantation.
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And unlike my surgical scars (thank you, cancer), those left by depression are invisible.
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Intuitive Surgical (ISRG) reported adjusted quarterly profit of $6.19 per share, well above estimates.
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The other is that surgical robotics is, as it were, about to go generic.
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Then they draped her, with blue surgical sheets, until only her chest was visible.
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That wasn't something anyone, even the House members trying to ban surgical funding, wanted.
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Intuitive Surgical rose 21.1313 percent after stronger-than-expected profit, though other reports disappointed.
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Members of the Swedish surgical team joined the Baylor team during this monumental procedure.
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"It was beautiful to watch," Dr. Giuliano Testa, surgical chief of abdominal transplantation, said.
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I get my non-Surgical nose job from Dr. Kassir to lift my tip.
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For example, Jane Cooke Wright, MD, developed a non-surgical way to fight tumors.
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He tapes his surgical mask to his face so his glasses won't fog up.
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This is a structural plan that people going on surgical missions need to consider.
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They saw "clear and distinct" differences in brain activation between surgical novices and experts.
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We have a large and robust untapped source of the potential surgical workforce: women.
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IBM, Intuitive Surgical and Yahoo are all due to report after the market close.
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Intuitive Surgical is one of the best-performing stocks in the market this year.
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The rise in Greece follows a world-wide upward trend in non-surgical procedures.
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But the assailant, who was wearing a surgical mask and gloves, slashed her twice.
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With Operation Hamilton, we carried out surgical strikes on chemical-weapons bases in Syria.
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As it was an early-stage abortion, the surgical procedure itself was fairly quick.
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It's really hard to argue that this decrease is worth a permanent, surgical procedure.
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The EMW Women's Surgical Center was reportedly at risk of closing when Kentucky Gov.
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Hospitals that treat general medicine and surgical cases should be in a separate group.
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But Belton says greater access to surgical abortions is vital for rural areas too.
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"It's like a light show overhead," says creator Angel Trichak, previously a surgical nurse.
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"Long-term it's about the democratization of surgery that can come from surgical robotics."
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She went on to explain how Facebook wants to do this without surgical implants.
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Lam Research, Intuitive Surgical and Interactive Brokers are among companies reporting after the close.
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The equipment includes everything from ultrasound and respiratory machines to surgical and lab materials.
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It is irresponsible for the federal government to use tax dollars for surgical sterilizations.
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Surgical heart valve sales edged 2.4 percent higher to $195.6 million for the quarter.
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DaVita's Medical Group operates nearly 114.73 clinics and half a dozen outpatient surgical centers.
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But I do like the robotics segment and this is the next [Intuitive Surgical].
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Joshua DeFonzo, 38, is overseeing strategy at J&J's $3.4 billion surgical-robot startup.
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Baxter sells hospital products including intravenous devices, infusion pumps, surgical equipment and renal products.
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In another case, the doctor allegedly left a surgical sponge inside a man's body.
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It often doesn't work, and you are referred to the more expensive surgical abortion.
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Leiman was a researcher on an AcelRx study of Dsuvia in post-surgical patients.
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His mother is a surgical nurse at the Central Indiana Surgery Center in Indianapolis.
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He played sevenths with quasi-surgical precision, carving memory after memory from the hippocampus.
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"We are working on a solution to improve surgical cancer treatments," Lu said Tuesday.
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In 1967 we were talking about surgical terminations; a technically demanding, relatively risky operation.
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In surgical settings, these bacteria cause pneumonia, wound infections, skin infections, and even meningitis.
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His left shoulder was sent to a Las Vegas company that holds surgical seminars.
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The walls are covered in Venetian plaster and are the green of surgical scrubs.
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Q: How did you come up with the idea for "Uri: The Surgical Strike"?
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Protesters marched in surgical masks, carrying posters likening the city to a gas chamber.
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Her mother retired as a surgical technician at Mount Carmel East Hospital in Columbus.
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Some of the helpers wore blue surgical gloves but no one had brought masks.
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Most of what it makes are the disposable surgical masks worn by health professionals.
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The CDC has said expired N95 respirators may offer more protection than surgical masks.
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Some adolescents will decide to pursue further interventions, medical or surgical, sometimes called transitioning.
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In this situation some women choose a surgical abortion, while others prefer to labor.
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They found that surgical masks decreased the exhalation of large viral droplets 25-fold.
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This successfully isolated the surgical intervention statistically—but likely reduced the chance of recovery.
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On "Grey's," April is in put in charge of a new surgical innovation contest.
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Instead, the state received surgical masks, which are not considered effective for respiratory protection.
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Standard surgical microscopes are enormous and require a complicated draping process to ensure sterility.
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At UC San Francisco, some non-urgent elective surgical cases have already been cancelled.
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Chief Hatch testified that he would later undergo 18 surgical procedures on his leg.
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A surgical mask, scarf or bandanna will not filter out many pollutants at all.
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A man in a surgical mask rides on the subway in Brooklyn, March 163.
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Dr. Christopher Munguas, a surgeon, said lifesaving catheters and surgical tubes were often unavailable.
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Companies he's invested in include Andela, Clearbit, Kudi, Recursion Pharmaceuticals, Solugen, and Vicarious Surgical.
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Surgical masks are looser-fitting and don't protect healthy people from contracting the illness.
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The two most widely used types of masks are N95 respirators and surgical masks.
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He would later have 18 surgical procedures, and still walks with a pronounced limp.
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The Thread RE: ON MEDICINE Siddhartha Mukherjee wrote about the effectiveness of surgical checklists.
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Exhausted medical workers with faces lined from hours of wearing goggles and surgical masks.
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That rate is despite advances in surgical techniques, new systemic immunotherapies, and targeted agents.
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Some influencers are sharing photos of themselves donning surgical masks with the hashtag #coronavirus.
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He wears a tropical-theme surgical cap with parrots and green leaves on it.
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A man wearing a surgical mask stands hunched over a wheelbarrow, surrounded by rubble.
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The hospital asked for donations of surgical masks, disposable garments, protective goggles and gloves.
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A West African surgical team added a requirement that the hospital's generator be working.
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At the fifth pharmacy she visited, Ms. Zheng finally found surgical masks for $2.
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Many hide behind surgical masks and would never post evidence of themselves taking part.
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The other projects involve artificial intelligence, surgical robotics, unpiloted aircraft, health engineering and graphene.
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Intuitive has a $60 billion market cap and makes robots to improve surgical outcomes.
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Will a surgical procedure fix a problem, but then send patients to nursing homes?
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These services may include counseling, psychotherapy, hormone therapy and a variety of surgical treatments.
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In June, Daleyza Hernandez-Avila, 3, went to a surgical center in Stockton, Calif.
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The most common complications came from underlying mental disorders and the surgical procedure itself.
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Such a mistake of nature can result in a surgical emergency, even sudden death.
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Such a mistake of nature can result in a surgical emergency, even sudden death.
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Before flying to Los Angeles, I agreed to surgical clipping of his ruptured aneurysm.
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"I've considered wearing surgical masks to avoid illness," even though their effectiveness is limited.
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In Qom, Iran, state TV showed voters at polling centres in wearing surgical masks.
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In Qom, Iran, state TV showed voters at polling centers in wearing surgical masks.
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They included thousands of surgical masks, safety goggles and 50 sets of protective suits.
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Pharmacy workers serve shoppers in full-body protective suits, face masks, and surgical gloves.
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The ETF also holds well-known U.S. tech high-fliers Nvidia and Intuitive Surgical.
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Shares of Intuitive Surgical were up more than 1.843 percent in after-hours trading.
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Bethany Wright, who hosts surgical training at her workplace, says it's an ideal situation.
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"It is like a surgical strike on black money," said Revenue Secretary Hasmukh Adhia.
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I picked them up in my surgical gloves, my husband screamed, 'Don't touch it!
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The attacks were "extremely surgical," Samir Madani, co-founder of satellite tracking firm TankerTrackers.
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With a slender surgical instrument, he pushed outward to demonstrate their newly liberated flexibility.
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Surgical staplers cut and seal blood vessels and tissue, often during minimally invasive surgeries.
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But to do so, I need my post-surgical pain to be treated adequately.
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He goes sub-by-sub, counting jalapeño stems before removing them with surgical precision.
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Surgical masks were a bestseller at a Costco warehouse in Seoul in late January.
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Some hospitals in the US have already reported re-using surgical masks amid shortages.
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Surgical castration, or removing a person's testicles, is what Hurst said he would've preferred.
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"It's brilliant to focus on this one kernel that can change the safety of an operation," said Dr. Rochelle Dicker, vice chair for surgical critical care at the University of California, Los Angeles, and founder of the Center for Global Surgical Studies.
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"We chose to study surgeons mainly because there is a clinical need for more objective and analytical metrics for quantifying surgical motor skill, particularly for surgical training," says Arun Nemani, a biomedical engineer at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and co-author on the paper.
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On the back end is programming that, to a certain extent, is like a surgical greatest hits of possible methods for rejoining dissected intestines, veins and arteries (eventually the system will have a vast knowledge base of surgical procedures, the researchers say).
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Stryker, based in Kalamazoo, Michigan, sued Zimmer in 2010 for infringing its patented surgical wand, used to clean wounds during orthopedic surgical procedures, and was awarded more than $210 million for willful infringement, a finding overturned by the Federal Circuit in 2014.
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As a senior medical student at Imperial College London, I find myself exposed to a range of medical and surgical specialties during my clinical rotations — each of them presenting different problems, but managed in the same three stages: conservative, medical and surgical management.
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Every year in this country, more than 70 million post-surgical patients receive opioids, and research shows that one in 15 will go on to long-term use, indicating that the surgical setting has become an inadvertent gateway to the overall societal epidemic.
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A son of the small-town, segregated Florida Panhandle, Dr. Leffall was also the first black president of the American College of Surgeons in 21992 and the first black person to head the Society of Surgical Oncology and the Society of Surgical Chairs.
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The company develops and produces orthopedic implants and surgical instrumentation for extremities and large joints.
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Surgical needs in this population are often not considered, the senior author told Reuters Health.
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For surgical abortions, she said, clinics already have crash carts, a defibrillator and intubation equipment.
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Revenue came in slightly above estimates, helped by increased use of its robotic surgical devices.
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Tune in next week for even more rare lumps, surgical success stories, and satisfying pops.
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No doubt the sale of the surgical robotics company Auris Health helped toward that end.
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Without surgical intervention, the kittens, who are unable to blink, will eventually lose their sight.
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Here are the main results: Overall, 94.7% reported successfully ending their pregnancy without surgical intervention.
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His initial attempts to address the problem with a surgical mask only ended in frustration.
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Nico Tortorella is advocating to end to surgical intervention when a child is born intersex.
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I had a patient who underwent a surgical abortion — the first I had ever seen.
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Medicom's factory in Wuhan, which makes surgical gowns, is among those that have delayed reopening.
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Intuitive Surgical shares rose to $787 in extended trading from a Nasdaq close at $759.34.
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Dow component American Express (AXP) and Intuitive Surgical (SRG) will report after today's closing bell.
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" The clinic has also said that the problems were not caused by "any surgical technique.
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Furthermore, its business is diversified in medical devices, contact lenses, and surgical products, he said.
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A surgical mask, scarf or bandanna will not do much to filter out many pollutants.
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Many women choose to take misoprostol because it is less invasive than the surgical options.
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A makeshift surgical drain, made from an empty gallon bottle, draws fluid from his lungs.
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Patients who visit the emergency room or require a surgical procedure are already under stress.
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This line of cancer research went into hibernation, however, once surgical and chemical therapies emerged.
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Could the surgical masks indicate that they had to go to the hospital or doctor?
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They're used in non-stick cookware, in LED lights, and surgical instruments, among other applications.
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It was a day of uncharted territory and amazing, one-of-a-kind surgical activity.
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M210, the largest surgical hospital in Aleppo, is now out of service, the activist said.
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In 2011, the WHO Surgical Safety Checklist was made mandatory by the Mongolian health department.
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Sure, they make that stuff, but they're also deep into pharmaceuticals, surgical equipment and diagnostics.
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Jenner emphasizes that the injections are temporary and she hasn't had a permanent surgical procedure.
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They could use it to build strong fabrics and possibly even surgical sutures, for example.
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Ms Sarsons examined data on surgical referrals in America that took place in 2008-12.
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Declawing, known as "onychectomy" to veterinarians, is a surgical procedure that removes a cat's claws.
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Other authorities, such as USA Swimming, let males compete without any hormonal or surgical treatment.
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But there were Asian references, too — think Mandarin collars, frog closures, and lacy surgical masks.
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