An endometrial ablation procedure can be perfomed by your family practice doctor at an outpatient facility . Should complications arise , surgery would be required .
That would be a Radical Prostatectomy.
women who suffer from excessive or prolonged bleeding during their menstrual cycle but can not or do not wish to undergo a hysterectomy, another option would be Endometrial ablation
A uterine ablation os probably not an option that you want to consider if you want to have a child. When performing a uterine ablation the surgeon actually detroys the uterine lining. As a result of the procedure, scar tissues forms. It is not usually possible to become pregnant after a uterine ablation.
Local anesthesia would be most appropriate for a surgical procedure performed on a very small area of the body, as in dental procedures.
it is possible to get a hernia after a cardiac ablation. The procedures often done inserting a catheter in the large vein in the groin. It would be especially common in males.
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yes you can. I did; but my doctor told me that my chances for a normal pregnancy were between 20 and 40%. He had me so freaked out and stressed that the pregnancy ended, and then he tied my tubes and now I am really regretting this whole thing. I want a baby more then anything in this world.
It would depend on the procedure being performed. A good plastic surgeon will sit down with you and formulate a course of treatment and advise you as to what you should do.This is standard procedure with Dr. Calvert.
Add-on codes are used in the reporting of CPT (Current Procedural Terminology) procedure codes.A + (plus) symbol next to add-on codes describe a service or procedure that can be reported only in addition to a primary procedure. It may be identified in the coding book by descriptors such as "each additional" or "list separately in addition to primary procedure".Add-on codes are NEVER reported as stand-alone codes because they are considered an integral part of another procedure. They are never reported alone because the procedures they describe would not be performed unless another primary procedure was performed.
Since the consent form is your permission to do the procedure, it would fall either to the surgeon performing the operation or the medical facility in which it was being performed.
I recently just had the endometrial biopsy and found this to be the most painful thing I have ever been through (although I have not had a child).. I was not given an anesthetic. I noticed when researching the biopsy that some doctors choose to give pain relief, however my doctor did not. I was also not explained to about how much it would hurt. Was told I would have mild cramping and maybe some spotting. I had the procedure done last Thursday and still today (Monday) I am having cramping especially after eating. As for the spotting, I stopped spotting on late Saturday night. Hope this helps
Yes, that is the correct spelling for "procedure." It refers to a series of steps or actions that are taken to achieve a certain result or outcome.