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What is the medical term meaning surgery?
A scalpel is a surgical knife
What is a hip replacement code based on?
medical reason for the surgery
How longs does it take to become a GP?
4 years medical school and between 2 and 4 years in a residency program at a GP's surgery.
Can you explain what a bariatric surgery program is?
A bariatric surgery program is the program the surgeon prepared to make sure your surgery can be as successful as possible. You surgeon spends many hours preparing samples and charts to figure out the best time for your surgery.
What does the medical abbreviation GB surgery mean?
Gallbladder surgery.
What is the medical term meaning heart surgery?
cardiac surgery
Can you get bariatric surgery at 230 pounds?
It depends on the specific guidelines set by the bariatric surgery program or surgeon. Often, candidates for bariatric surgery have a body mass index (BMI) above 40 or a BMI above 35 with obesity-related medical conditions. However, individual assessments may vary.
Does Brown University offer a plastic surgery program?
Yes, Brown University offers a plastic surgery program. It is the oldest program in New England, and was established in 1963.
Does a dpm go to medical school?
No, a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) does not attend traditional medical school. Instead, they complete a podiatric medical school program, which typically lasts four years and focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of foot and ankle conditions. Afterward, they must complete a residency program in podiatric medicine and surgery to practice as a licensed podiatrist.
Where can one find information about carotid surgery?
Carotid surgery is a medical procedure done to prevent a stroke. You can find out more information on this surgery by reading medical books from the library.
What is the medical treatment for appendicitis?
surgery
Cpt 45384 is surgery or medical type of service?
It is an Ambulatory Surgery procedure
